Which compilers allow to print your entire output?
most dont allow you to from the DOS console, so you have
to copy/paste into word, which I find extremely annoying as the professors
want a print out.
Borland 3.11/4.52 do but they are old and dont compile same
code as 5.5 does.
perhaps there is an IDE (such as miniide) for 5.5 which can print?

MingW doesnt work for me.
and Dev-CPP doesnt from the output console.

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Developwebsites wrote:
> Which compilers allow to print your entire output?
> most dont allow you to from the DOS console, so you have
> to copy/paste into word, which I find extremely annoying as the professors
> want a print out.
> Borland 3.11/4.52 do but they are old and dont compile same
> code as 5.5 does.
> perhaps there is an IDE (such as miniide) for 5.5 which can print?
> 
> MingW doesnt work for me.
> and Dev-CPP doesnt from the output console.

If your compiler has a command-line interface - which the compiler used 
by Dev-CPP does, although it's hidden by the IDE - you can redirect the 
compiler's output to a text file, load that file into notepad and print.

For example, using BCB4's command-line compiler:

   bcc32 -c source.cpp > output.txt
   notepad /p output.txt

You can batch that easily enough, although you might want to edit the 
file before printing so you can change fonts or whatever.

-- 
Corey Murtagh
The Electric Monk
"Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur!"

Developwebsites wrote:

> Which compilers allow to print your entire output?
> most dont allow you to from the DOS console

Take a look at Zeus for Windows:

  http://www.zeusedit.com/lookmain.html

> so you have to copy/paste into word, which I find extremely 
> annoying as the professors want a print out.

Just setup the Zeus compiler options to run the compiler:

   bcc32 -c $fn

checking the capture stdout and stderr options and then compile
the file.

Zeus will capture the output to the Zeus output window. Once it 
is in the Zeus output window it behaves as a read only file which
means of course you can send the output to the printer.

Jussi Jumppanen
Author of: Zeus for Windows, Win32 (Brief, Emacs, etc) FTP Text Editor
"The C/C++, Java, HTML, FTP, Python, PHP, Perl programmer's editor"
Home Page: http://www.zeusedit.com