Free Installation Guide for Dev C++

📂 Download the Dev C++ installation package

Please copy the following link and open it in your browser to access the download page:

🔗 Download link:https://pan.quark.cn/s/b7331750f18c

💡 Brief Overview of the Dev C++ Installation Guide

After the download is complete, double-click the installation file (for example:<span>DevC++_Setup.exe</span>) to start the installation.
Follow the steps below to install:

Select Installation Language: In the first installation screen, select the language (default is English), then click OK.
Accept License Agreement: Click I Agree.
Select Installation Path: Choose the installation directory; you can use the default path or click Browse to select another directory. It is recommended to use the default path.
Select Installation Components: You can choose to install additional components; usually, the default options are sufficient.
Select Desktop Shortcut: If you want to create a desktop shortcut, you can check the corresponding option.
Click Install to begin the installation.

After the installation is complete, click Finish to exit the installation wizard.
You can choose to launch Dev C++ immediately or manually open it from the desktop shortcut.

Dev C++ uses MinGW as the default C/C++ compiler, which should be configured after installation. If it is not configured automatically, follow the steps below to configure it manually:

Open Dev C++.
Click Tools > Compiler Options.
In the Compiler Options window, select Settings.
In the Settings, ensure the path for the MinGW compiler is correct (usually the default path is <span>C:\Dev-Cpp\MinGW64</span>).
If the path is incorrect, manually change it to the correct path.

Open Dev C++, create a new project (for example, a simple Hello World program).
Write the following C++ program:

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
    cout << "Hello, World!" << endl;
    return 0;
}

Click Compile and Run (F11), if it compiles successfully and outputs “Hello, World!”, the installation is successful.

Now you can start using Dev C++ to develop C/C++ programs!