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I just discovered there's a maintained version of DevC++ at Orwell Dev-C++ | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net
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Interesting. Nice to know. Thanks for sharing.

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Side effect of getting the sourceforge.net newsletter :)
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Good find, a lot of people would enjoy an updated package that "just works" first install, and I am liking the preliminary C++11 support. I shall add this to the C/C++ forum sticky.
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Good call, Alexander.
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