Clear Screen In Dev C++

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Aug 06, 2015  Display message and use of clear screen. Use Dev C 5.7.1 It is best. If having trouble to find it, send me your email id i will send to you. (I can't stand uppercase) Because you use the console to launch your programs, and you want your line of sight on a rest position or want to eliminate some noise. Still you are propably better using the program clear or cls, but no inside the cpp code, xP.

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> Tim Mierzejewski wrote:
> > How do I clear the text from my screen, other than a bunch of n's or > > endl's?
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> C++ can not clear the screen, as indicated in the FAQ Victor pointed you to.
Huh? C++ can do a lot of things using the OS specific libraries. Dont say C++ cannot clear the screen. Instead, you should say standard C++cannot clear the screen.
That's the only C++ we speak of here.

Thats what I said too.. but dont misguide the OP by saying that C++

cannot
Misguide?
do this, or can do that. Guide him to an appropriate newsgroup. I am sure
you understand that.

But in all honesty, C++ cannot clear the screen. It's some OS-
specific library call that does that. Or sequence of characters
output to console or .. But it is not a language thing. And,
by the way, while there exist extensions to the language created
by some eager compiler vendors, there is only one C++ -- Standard.
That's what we mean when we say 'C++ cannot do that'. Another
example: can C++ read files? Yes. Can C++ read JPEG files? Yes.
Can C++ read and display JPEG files? NO. Displaying them is not
a language feature. C++ cannot do that. Not standard, not any
other C++. The same with clearing the screen.
Guiding others to a particular newsgroup is a voluntary thing. If
you stop me in the street and ask whether I could give you a lift
to a town a thousand kilometres away, I'll probably say 'No, sorry,
I cannot do that', but I am not obligated to explain to you all
possible options you have or direct you to a bus station. It is
up to you to figure that out. (Of course it might be mighty kind
of me to point you to a bus stop, and I _probably_ would do that
if I knew where you were going -- The OP just asked whether there
was a way to clear the screen except outputting newline characters,
and there isn't). See the point?
Anyway..
Victor
I just downloaded Dev c++ because the complier i was using (TC LITE) didn't allow me to make exe files. It also wasn't windows based which is a pain editing in.

C Program Clear Screen


What i am trying to do is get it to use clrscr(). I was looking at http://www.bloodshed.net/faq.html#6 and i found this:
12. I am having problems using Borland specific functions such as clrscr()
Include conio.h to your source, and add C:Dev-C++Libconio.o to 'Further Object Files' in Project Options (where C:Dev-C++ is where you installed Dev-C++)

How To Use Clear Screen In Dev C++

I think that has soemthing to do with it, but i can't figure out how to do that. Does anyone know what that means or how i can go about doing this. I was looking around here and saw that i can use system('cls'); to clear the screen but it says it isn't a very good way of doing it. I would rather do it the good way. Thanks for your help.