A project is a collection of files (source files, headers, resources, etc) that constitute a single entity, such as a library or executable, that can be compiled independently of other projects. Projects are usually grouped into solutions, such that compiling one project will automatically compile all of its out-of-date dependencies (other projects in the solution that were compiled after the current project was last compiled). One project is always designated the startup project, which is the one that is compiled and executed by the debugger.
Yes. All you need is a project manager. Your IDE will provide this facility. Most project managers can group projects into solutions, thus allowing you to develop executables, support libraries, help files and installers, etc, side-by-side.
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You use a makefile project when you have a project that you normally build from the command line. Your IDE will not recognise this project so you must create a makefile project for it. In Visual C++, for instance, you can use the Makefile Project Wizard to create a Makefile Project.
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C: there are no methods in C. C++: no.
A C++ game project program could either be a game written in C++ or a C++ library that helps you develop a game.
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You use a makefile project when you have a project that you normally build from the command line. Your IDE will not recognise this project so you must create a makefile project for it. In Visual C++, for instance, you can use the Makefile Project Wizard to create a Makefile Project.
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For your project: Project -> "Name of your project" Properties... Global settings are in: Tools -> Options...
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No such code exists for MSEB Bill Generation in C++.
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No, it does not. While the program itself was written in C++, Flash does not support C++. Any code inside your Flash project must be written in Actionscript.
No. Turbo C++ is a commercial product that once belonged to Borland Codegear, but is now owned by Embarcadero Technologies, and is now known as Embarcadero C++ Builder. Dev C++ was an open-source project originally developed by Bloodshed Software until 2005. In 2011, the project was taken over by Johan Mes Orwell and is now known as wxDev C++. Dev C++ was originally developed with Delphi, another product once owned by Borland, and is the only real connection between the two.