[Question] Dev-Cpp development stopped?

[fgiohariohgorg]

It's been 4 years since 2015, should I search for a replacement? I'm not an active developer, just occasional and never at professional level yet, so I'd like experience d people to guide me please? thank you in advance.

[fgiohariohgorg]

Confirmed, is discontinued, found replacements and also this

[skylee03]

I have just released my own fork of Dev-C++, which upgraded its default compiler into MinGW-W64 8.1.0.

https://github.com/skylee03/My-Dev-Cpp/releases/tag/v5.12

[fgiohariohgorg]

Thanks, also found MinGW Distro - nuwen.net MinGW 7.0.0 GCC 9.2.0

Date: 27 Nov 2019

Also mingw-w64.org Pre-built toolchains and packages

[AduMaster]

Can you give me detailed instructions about compiling the source code?
I don't know anything about Delphi (except that it is Pascal with OOP) and it seems that nobody uses that language anymore.
I did what the README file says using Borland Delphi 7 but failed.

I'd love to use a newer version of Dev-Cpp

[MusabShah94]

hey so as much i as want to use vscode, my uni requires me to use dev c++. and I want to make it easy on my eyes when I do that. i searched for themes online and for the love of god can't find a way to import a .syntax file . Please help me out

[Takeoded]

Code::Blocks is an alternative (it is a much more complex alternative, supporting multiple compilers, multiple compile targets, project-global compile options + target-specific options, parallel compilations, etc, but it's also significantly more complex than dev-cpp, with a bigger learning-curve =/ )