By what means can I make a message to stay on the screen?

[Aceix]

As the question states, by what means can I make a message to stay on the screen?
Except :
-cin.get();
-cin.ignore();
-cin.sync();
-system("PAUSE");
Also, sleep doesn't work with my compiler(Code::Blocks 10.05 with MinGW and Ms Visual Studio 2008), when I even include the conio header file.

[Disch]

Why can't you just use one of those?

[MrHutch]

You mean so your program doesn't terminate?

You could just put it all in a run loop.

bool running = true;

while (running)
{
  // Your code
}

[Aceix]

-cin.get();
-cin.ignore();
-cin.sync();

These make my programme malfunction...

And system("PAUSE"); is said to be for beginners, and has all the bad luck with it.
Or should I post my code?

[ne555]

AFAIK sleep() is not in conio
There is a Sleep() in Windows.h, and a sleep() in unistd.h

However they just block your program for a time. If you don't want for the message to disappear just don't erase it.
purposely misunderstanding the thread