By The C programming integrated development environment Code::Blocks organizes its projects into folders. The primary folder is given the project’s name, such as ex0201. Within that folder, you’ll find all files associated with the project, including the source code, object code, and executable program.
Here’s a breakdown of what’s what, assuming that the project is named ex0201: *.c — The source code files. Source code files are stored in the project’s main folder. *.cbp — The Code::Blocks project file, named after the project. You can open this file to run Code::Blocks and work on the project. Bin/Release/ — The folder in which the program file is stored. The file is named after the project. Bin/Debug/ — The folder that’s created when you choose a debug build target.
An executable program with debugging information is stored here. Obj/Release/ — The folder that contains object code files for the project’s release version.
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One object code file is found for each source code file. Obj/Debug/ — The folder that contains object code files for the debugging target. Other files may lurk in the project’s folder as well, most of them related to something Code::Blocks does. If you create more-complex projects, such as Windows programs or cell phone apps, other folders and files appear as necessary. You have no need to probe the depths of a project folder on a regular basis, because Code::Blocks manages everything for you.
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These facts will normally make a project unlikely to be take up as an open source project. I guess you'll probably have to code it yourself. -- Ciaran O'Donnell 'Sean' wrote: > I am looking for an open source accounting application written in C#.
I have looked at maybe doing something with Accounting Express, but I wanted to know some opinions. The reason I am looking for open source is that this package is the same as every other package except some of the rules and deductions are very particular to these clients. The clients are mainly government employees so the package needs to except all the weird accounting that comes with being a government employee. Sean There is an open source accounting package in MySQL and PHP. Would not take much to code the C# as the design logic is in the PHP code.
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WEBerp - Sean wrote: > I am looking for an open source accounting application written in C#. I have looked at maybe doing something with Accounting Express, but I wanted to know some opinions. The reason I am looking for open source is that this package is the same as every other package except some of the rules and deductions are very particular to these clients. The clients are mainly government employees so the package needs to except all the weird accounting that comes with being a government employee. There is an open source accounting program in Microsoft Access. I did not know that C# was not strong enough to have it's own Accounting application oh yeah; C# does not support _MONEY_ because dotnet is _BLOATWARE_ On Feb 13, 7:22 am, Ciaran O'Donnell.