I am taking a long tutrial into C++ programming and in the beginning it says i should get a compiler. So i was wondering which complier i should get? I wanted everyones recommendation.
Thanks everyone for your help!
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I am taking a long tutrial into C++ programming and in the beginning it says i should get a compiler. So i was wondering which complier i should get? I wanted everyones recommendation.
Thanks everyone for your help!
I am taking a long tutrial into C++ programming and in the beginning it says i should get a compiler. So i was wondering which complier i should get? I wanted everyones recommendation.
Thanks everyone for your help!
What operating system are you running?
Linux comes with a C++ compiler, but if you have Windows you have a number of options.
Are you looking to shell out some cash or for something free?
What operating system are you running?
Linux comes with a C++ compiler, but if you have Windows you have a number of options.
Are you looking to shell out some cash or for something free?
If you are looking for a free compiler you may want to try Bloodshed.
If you are willing to pay for one I recommend / use MS Visual C++.
EDIT: You may want to make your thread title a little more descriptive. :)
If you are looking for a free compiler you may want to try Bloodshed.
If you are willing to pay for one I recommend / use MS Visual C++.
EDIT: You may want to make your thread title a little more descriptive. :)
>Thank you both Algaen and mathgirl32 it helped me out a lot.
>Thanks again!
>Thank you both Algaen and mathgirl32 it helped me out a lot.
>Thanks again!
I am running Windows 2000 advance server, and sometimes i work with C++ either.
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I think Microsoft Visual C++ is good. And i aggree with mathgirl32, u are willling to pay for that, but it is very good compiler.
good luck
:)
I am running Windows 2000 advance server, and sometimes i work with C++ either.
If you've ever wondered about the internal machinations of the C++ compiler, or ever wanted to know why a particular design decision was made, or want the inside story on a curly Visual C++ question that has been stumping you then post your questions here.
Each installment will cover the best or the most interesting question. The rules are simple: Make it interesting, make it about Visual C++, and don't ever mention VB.
And if u found a bug and to report a bug in Visual C++, simply visit the Microsoft Visual C++ Bug Report page and fill out the form. You are not guaranteed a follow up response using this mechanism.
I think Microsoft Visual C++ is good. And i aggree with mathgirl32, u are willling to pay for that, but it is very good compiler.
good luck
:)
is Turbo C++ too old or outdated or something ?
is Turbo C++ too old or outdated or something ?
Hey kilerboots, where did you get the tutorial? Ive been looking for a good tutorial.
Hey kilerboots, where did you get the tutorial? Ive been looking for a good tutorial.
>O well i want to give the credit to MsMittens because thats the person who gave me the link.
>But this is the place to learn what you want in C++.
> http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html is the link
>I hope you find it as useful as i have for learning C++
>O well i want to give the credit to MsMittens because thats the person who gave me the link.
>But this is the place to learn what you want in C++.
> http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html is the link
>I hope you find it as useful as i have for learning C++
this is the one we use at university: http://strix.ciens.ucv.ve/~algopu/turboc.zip
This topic has been covered many time before, and I answer it the same:
On Windows, use MingW, as it is free to use and allows you to compile real native windows apps. Sure, MS Visual C++ comes with a GUI and compiles slightly better machine code (along with proprietary extensions that make interfacing with other MS technology slightly easier), but at the end of the day the result is basically the same and $lots cheaper.
>Sorry slarty i just wanted everyones opinion on it. I forgot to check other posts.
>
>Sorry.