After compiling and running a c++ program ...

[TAboy24]

how can i stay at the "black dos window" without exiting from it write away...

a)if it exit ,how can i review it by clicking a button or some F or something to see what it actualy has done?
b)how can i prevent that from hapening by adding a proper code to my program?
thank you very much!

[Laharl]

Well, if you're using Visual Studio, you can hit "Run without debugging" or "start debugging", whichever one you aren't using now...it's been a while since I used VS...One of those two flashes the screen, the other lets you actually look at it.

[looker]

how can i stay at the "black dos window" without exiting from it write away...

a)if it exit ,how can i review it by clicking a button or some F or something to see what it actualy has done?
b)how can i prevent that from hapening by adding a proper code to my program?
thank you very much!

Well, in fact there are a few technic to do that
- If you are using an IDE such as Visual Studio, you can set break point on where you want to pause the execution ( press F9 ). then you just click start debugging.

- If you are using a command based compiler such as Mingw, you can call getchar() in stdio.h in order to pause the execution.
This is the example
[code=cpp]
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
printf("hello world");
getchar();
return (1);
}[/code]