How to export bloodshed to some sort of app

[TesVC]

Hi, I took a beginners course(over a year ago) to Intro to Programming(Bloodshed C++), and I'm currently in the process of building my portfolio... I was wondering if there is a way that I could export my work to some sort of app, so that it can be viewable without having to use the bloodshed software, exmp, making the program somehow viewable on Internet Explorer... So that I can load that onto my Portfolio DVD, and say when you click on that link(on the DVD) it displays that program... I remember the professor showing a way to export/view "Hello World" program on Internet Explorer at the beginning of the semester, but can't remember know how he did it... Please, if anyone could help me on how, or explain to me a way to display in the manner I'm trying, please reply to this message... Thank you, and have a good day

[johnnystarr]

Are you talking about a console based application? IE: text input / output?

Or are you specifically talking about exporting your source code to HTML format?

If you want to have a webpage display a console application that isn't exactly something you
can do that I think of. Other than rewrite it in java script.

Bloodshed is just an IDE, so I'm afraid I can't answer your question just yet :)

[hanst99]

You're not really being clear - you can just distribute the executable (+ other files the program might need of course)? Or are you talking about a documentation? You can use doxygen (http://doxygen.org) to create one (almost) automatically... Please explain yourself a bit more clearly though.


PS: You shouldn't use Bloodshed DevC++ - I know that for some inexplicable reason professors keep tricking students into using DevC++, but it's horribly outdated. See here for further details. http://cplusplus.com/forum/articles/36896/

[TesVC]

@ Johnnystarr
Yeah, is there a way that I can export the source code to HTML format(I guess)...
It's so that it can be viewable on my portfolio DVD... So say when viewing the DVD, you would click programming link/section, then click on each individual assignment to view the work that I've done in JS, and also in DevC++(just the program/without needing the software to view it)... I'm trying to figure away to display the work from that course on a DVD is what it comes down to... And my professor from my porfolio class wants me to figure out a way to display it... I've tried contacting the professor from the actual course, but never got a reply...

[TesVC]

@ hanst99
TY for the link, I will look into ASAP, and see if it's of any help... Yeah, I've been told that, and that's the software they had wanted us to use(and still are doing from what I hear)...