darby johnston wrote:
>> If your app is invoked from a DOS window, that window will be used for
>> output. If invoked from something other than a DOS window (eg. desktop
>> shortcut), then Windows will open a new DOS window for you, and your
>> app's output will be sent to that.
> 
> But there's no way to keep Windows from opening a new console while still 
> letting it use an existing one?

        Windows /won't/ open a new window if there's already
        an open DOS window the app is invoked from.

        Windows will only open a new DOS window if the app
        was invoked from a non-DOS window context.

        I'm not familiar with msys, just the Visual Studio command line
        compiler (cl). It works as I describe. Not sure if the msys/g++
        compiler will do something different.

> Msys is great, I do all my Window development with it; but I'm not sure
> the users would like it so much.

        If you decide you need the MS compiler, it is free..
        'Visual Studio Express' is a free download, and works perfectly
        well for both building fltk and compiling apps.
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