I have been searching on google a lot recently, but I have not been able to find a good C/C++ compiler for free, unlike www.python.org which has a free compiler opn their website. Thanks for any help or site names you have!
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I have been searching on google a lot recently, but I have not been able to find a good C/C++ compiler for free, unlike www.python.org which has a free compiler opn their website. Thanks for any help or site names you have!
Go here: http://www.borland.com/products/down..._cbuilder.html
Learn to search the forums before posting, it goes a long way.. :D
Bloodshed has Dev-C++. thats what i use. it very user friendly, and (most importantly) free. you can get it at http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html ...
slick
i recommend Dev-C++ too, like slick8790, it's very good and easy to use (and free!).
I've sample Dev-C++ aswell... depends what you need it for, if you're just getting started out on C, Borland's Turbo C++ helped me a lot... runs in a DOS shell [I had some issues with it under Win98SE back in the day...] but I found it worth while. It's been discontinued for a while so some issues may appear with compatibility/libraries, but as said, it's mainly aimed if you're considering intro level works.
http://community.borland.com/museum/
There are a bunch of their older compilers there... anyway, good fortunes on your coding!
All these posts and nobody has mentioned GCC ... Shame on you!
http://gcc.gnu.org/install/binaries.html <---The defacto open source C/C++ compiler.
-sbg
However gcc requires some other things for usage under Windows... depending on how far you'd be willing to go [Cygwin for example]
I was trying to find Turbo C++ compiler on borland or download it, and I couldnt find it or download it. Thanks hypronix for giving me the url of where to find turbo C++!
Haha I'm glad it was of help. Up until recently - where gcc does all the stuff for me - TC was my best buddy. Something to do with the Ctrl + F1 key combination ;)