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I'm trying to install Allegro in Dev-C++, and rather than do it manually, I noticed the new version was in the available packages, so that'd be easier.

Here it is in the manager.

Here it is showing itself containing the header file.

And when I try to run the simplest of Allegro programs, it doesn't recognize it.

Anyone know how to fix this? Or a better way to do it? Thanks.

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You need to configure your project to reference the correct libraries. MinGW does not support auto-linking, so you'll need to configure DevCPP's project file to point MinGW at the right location.

Billy ONeal
How do I do this?
Befall
@Befall: No idea. I've not used DevCPP in a long time because it's bundled with an ancient copy of MinGW and is no longer maintained.
Billy ONeal
Figured it out, I just had to create a project that was made for Allegro, works fine. Thanks!
Befall