Was not a file's placement in the right directories issue but a libbgim.a "oldness" problem (thanks for the hint codeur ) i.e. Main's instructions (download graphics.h, libbgim.a and put them in \include and \lib dirs respectively but Main refers to his CSCI 1300 Software Package instead i put them in mingw's \include and \lib dirs i guess the problem is there when i have time to see what is going on i post here
Ok that's another problem.Ībout first-sample.c 's crashing i have followed prof. Meanwhile i hope this post be proficient for who encounter the above mentioned errorsĪfter have corrected the graphics.h (int right=0 -> int top=0 ) actually the sample program first-sample.cxx compile flawlessly but crash in runtime. I notify (i hope is a valid/active email address) Michael Main trough an email about that hopefully he will correct it. So all we in the world (except maybe the lucky users of CodeBlocks-EP) had an erratic graphics.h file To be surest i downloaded the C:B-EP and compare my file with the graphics.h there and definitely my graphics.h ( i had downloaded it from Mainland's Uni page** precisely from -because was the first result in google-) had that typo error. int left=0, int right=0, int right=INT_MAX, int bottom=INT_MAX.
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