blocks is kick-ass as a dev-c++ replacement
I've done _a lot_ of development in it
it's way better

Alright.
Thanks.

;D (remember to get the nightly build, not the year old release candidate…)

I don't know of anything off the top of my head, but it shouldn't be hard to adapt one of the many samples out there. Why do you need it?

it's not a release/stable version yet.. idk why the devs refuse to release one.

for loop initial declaration used outside C99 mode is that a compiler flag or am i missing an include?

the nightlies are fine.
for(int 1 = 0 ; … is not in C

-std=c99 will put gcc in "c99 mode"

int i

It's just a nice way of solving a problem . It works very nice on paper, lol , so I wanted to implement it to solve it in my computer

Chris, thanks

but for (int i = 0; … is

it is ? :0

( list all possible paths to go from point 0,0 , to n,n of a NxN matrix

yes, C99 allows it

ahh
I am outdated

http://home.tiscalinet.ch/t_wolf/tw/c/c9x_changes.html
though it may not be complete/accurate

thanks
btw the thing that I was looking for was statfs
it gets you info about a mounted filesystem.

+inf…

ah, nice to know, thanks

what's +inf ?

it wouldn't be +inf

oh! you need more info
?

Go back, forth, back, forth…

heheh

well, yes.

but you would touch a node so you don't cross it twice no ?

AHHHHHHH!!!!!1 There is no package for Ubuntu….

I tend to take questions rather literally.

Devo, what package ?

Code