I use Dev-C++ , and I have a program in C where the output is not fully shown (only the last part is visible). So, I tried with a simple program and I noticed the same problem , for example here :
#include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> main(){ int i; for(i=0;i<5000;i++){ printf("\n The number is : %d\n",i); } } Well, when the program is finished, I only see in the Console numbers from (4852 to 4999), but I want to see all the output.
In most terminals you can scroll backwards to see what was printed earlier. In Windows, you can modify the visible history length by right-clicking on the titlebar at the top, choosing preferences and setting the Scrollback to as long as you like. In Linux, it is a property of the terminal emulator (try Shift-Page Up to scroll backwards).
You will need a 5000-line monitor. Try getting an array of the most powerful graphics cards you can buy and a high-res display array. Set the font to the smallest possible.
Alternatively, redirect the output to a printer and paste the output sheets to your wall.
Having the same problem I usually redirect the output to a text file.
