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[ammaerz]

Hey all,

Could anyone help me to run the "free fuzzy logic library"
which is available in the link below;

The Free Fuzzy Logic Library (FFLL) Downloads

I tried to run using Microsoft Visual C++ Express. There seems to be many errors

I need this fuzzy logic library for my final year project.

I'm planning to edit some of the codes with the fuzzy rules in my project.

Thanks heaps in advance.:cool:

[WingedPanther]

Did you download the binaries or the source?
Did you read the readme.txt file, which indicates this was meant to be compiled with GCC using a make file?
Have you modified the make file to work with your compiler?

What errors are you getting?

[ammaerz]

WingedPanther said:

Did you download the binaries or the source?
Did you read the readme.txt file, which indicates this was meant to be compiled with GCC using a make file?
Have you modified the make file to work with your compiler?

What errors are you getting?

Thanks you for your reply

1) I did download the binaries and the source.

2) I have read the readme.txt, but due my lack of programming understanding, I thought I could still
compile it with normal C++ compiler. Is there any tutorial I can learn on how compile with GCC using a make file?

3) I did modify some of the codes that I know to be wrong in C++. (for example I changed #include<iostream.h> to be #include<iostream>)

Your help is much appreciated.

[WingedPanther]

If you download MinGW and MSYS, you will have the basic tools to compile it. You are likely to find with such an old library that there are problems as far as non-standard code, etc.

Also, to a certain extent there is no such thing as a "normal C++ compiler", though there are more or less standards compliant compilers.

[ammaerz]

WingedPanther said:

If you download MinGW and MSYS, you will have the basic tools to compile it. You are likely to find with such an old library that there are problems as far as non-standard code, etc.

Also, to a certain extent there is no such thing as a "normal C++ compiler", though there are more or less standards compliant compilers.

After some reading..I just got to know that IDE and compiler are two different thing..
although IDE normally includes a compiler..

Based on your reply, I need to get an IDE with MinGW compiler...
and I found this Code::Block IDECode::Blocks
includes MinGW compiler..hopefully i could run using this IDE...havent had time to try yet..

I learnt a lot from this forum..thanks!

Everthing needs a first step..maybe this is my first step into programming world:love: