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This page is still in construction. You can use the old page in the mean time. Be warned that a lot of links are broken because FortuneCity screwed up the site before I moved it. I will put some new packages up very soon now.

Package Repository


Installation instructions

Most packages are devided in to two parts: the runtime libraries, which is usually distributed as an exe, and the development package, which is usually distributed as a zip file. To install the runtime libraries, simply doubleclick on the exe. To install the development package, unzip the package to a directory. Inside that directory, you will see a *.DevPackage file. Now start Dev-C++'s Package Manager, click on install, navigate to that directory, and doubleclick on the DevPackage file, then follow the instructions.

Categories

GUI tookits

Games & Graphics

  • DirectX 8: This is a Dev-C++ package to use DirectX 8 with your programs. This package has been made by Paul Gerfen (http://www.gamecoding.co.uk/)
  • Allegro (3.5 MB): This package contains a visual installer for installing Allegro for Dev-C++. Author: Justin Williams

Misc. Utility Libraries

  • Microsoft cryptoAPI (129 KB): Files and information needed to use Microsoft cryptoAPI on Dev-C++.
  • cltools: This package is a collection of utilities to help compiling your program on the command line, or creating Makfile for your project. Created under Dev-C++, sources included. Author: Luigi Santillo

Development Tools

  • Insight 5 (2.8 MB): a graphical frontend for the GDB debugger program. To install it, unzip the content of the zipfile to C:\Dev-C++\ (or whatever your install path is). Do not use with Dev-C++ 5, or Dev-C++'s integrated debugging will not work anymore.
    More information: http://sources.redhat.com/insight/

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