Programming in C with Bloodshed

RSims

Hey guys I have a problem, I'm programming in C and using bloodshed in a windows environment for my new programming class this semester, and I worked on something all night, saved it in multiple places, and now this morning I have no .dev file to open it and see my code. I have 3 files that it saved :

.cpp

.exe

.o

Any ideas?

marc

RSims wrote:

Hey guys I have a problem, I'm programming in C and using bloodshed in a windows environment for my new programming class this semester, and I worked on something all night, saved it in multiple places, and now this morning I have no .dev file to open it and see my code. I have 3 files that it saved :

.cpp
.exe
.o

Any ideas?

What's exactly the question?

Anyway, if you are programming in C... why are you naming your files .cpp?

RSims

I have no file that lets me see my code I wrote and keep adding to it. That's my problem.

marc

RSims wrote:

I have no file that lets me see my code I wrote and keep adding to it. That's my problem.

Mmmm Still don't get you :S

The code must be in the .cpp files (exe are binary files and .o are object files....).

Why don't you "grep" the whole folder for something you remember you wrote like "main"? That way you'll get the files where the word "main" is in them

grep main /folder -R

Regards

RSims

right but its not, and i don't know why or what to do.

RSims

well windows and linux both crashed so this problem is no longer fixable. Thanks for attempting to help.

marc

RSims wrote:

well windows and linux both crashed so this problem is no longer fixable. Thanks for attempting to help.

*BOTH*?

That looks like a hardware problem...