What do u use?
I'm tryed to make some program ,but my compiler was so bugy that i dumped the project.
I'm tryed to make some program ,but my compiler was so bugy that i dumped the project.
c++ compilator
I think you mean compiler(or in simpler terms builder). There are many compilers you can use that are out there. GCC is a good compiler you could use for C/C++. There is also Visual C++, Borland C++, and various others, too.
I have used GCC and i found it to be bugy ,it may be because i usualy don't use the most right way of doing things. I used a lot of big arrays and in the end i found that somehow it's interfiring with some other variables.
I think of trying someting from Microsoft ,but first I have to get my org. PC
back---some problems with the mather board.
I think of trying someting from Microsoft ,but first I have to get my org. PC
back---some problems with the mather board.
| animassacre wrote: |
| I have used GCC and i found it to be bugy ,it may be because i usualy don't use the most right way of doing things. I used a lot of big arrays and in the end i found that somehow it's interfiring with some other variables.
I think of trying someting from Microsoft ,but first I have to get my org. PC back---some problems with the mather board. |
GCC is the industry standard for Linux and certainly not buggy.
GCC is the best compiler, U event don`t need to install it on Your PC, just need any Linux machie account with ssh support. I`m using GCC at home where I`m 2nd PC without mouse, keyboard, monitor, I`m connecting to it via ssh, and compiling programs, because I needn`t to install Linux at my 1st PC 
Or if You want to win compiler use dev c++ or eclipse with plugin
Or if You want to win compiler use dev c++ or eclipse with plugin | jackill wrote: |
| GCC is the best compiler, U event don`t need to install it on Your PC, just need any Linux machie account with ssh support. I`m using GCC at home where I`m 2nd PC without mouse, keyboard, monitor, I`m connecting to it via ssh, and compiling programs, because I needn`t to install Linux at my 1st PC Or if You want to win compiler use dev c++ or eclipse with plugin |
If you don't want to use an IDE(as many don't) you can use MinGW's GCC port.
Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express Edition and Borland Turbo C++ Explorer are both free and very good options. If you are developing cross-platform applications than perhaps GCC is better. For a GCC Windows port look for MinGW.
suppose ure a window user:
digital mars has a good simple compiler dmc .
digital mars has a good simple compiler dmc .
Gcc is the most pupulare C/C++ compiler. It is used in lots of product, if you find it buggy, it may because you use a unstable version or use buggy libraries.
GCC cannot be buggy!!! God cannot err!!!
If you're on windows get Dev-C++ that comes with a MinGW port of GCC. Get it from bloodshed.net it's a fairly good IDE with basic tools.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition has lots of features and is very friendly. I won't talk about good or bad.
If you're on windows get Dev-C++ that comes with a MinGW port of GCC. Get it from bloodshed.net it's a fairly good IDE with basic tools.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition has lots of features and is very friendly. I won't talk about good or bad.
A good free compiler that I've used since I started programming 5 yrs ago was the DevC++ compiler from www.bloodshed.net.
It has all your basic features and they are fairly complete. (btw builder isnt the same as compiler)
It has all your basic features and they are fairly complete. (btw builder isnt the same as compiler)
If you want to start from scratch Turbo c++ is what you are looking for.
Otherwise you can use gcc.
Its really good and powerful
Otherwise you can use gcc.
Its really good and powerful
| STYLAN wrote: |
| If you want to start from scratch Turbo c++ is what you are looking for.
Otherwise you can use gcc. Its really good and powerful |
No, you don't want an ancient compiler if you're going to start from scratch. Dev-Cpp is very good for windows users, for Linux GCC is the way to go.
Greetz,
Arno
Definently Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition if you want a free one. Along with the nasty 300meg SDK for header files.
| Arno v. Lumig wrote: | ||
No, you don't want an ancient compiler if you're going to start from scratch. Dev-Cpp is very good for windows users, for Linux GCC is the way to go. Greetz, Arno |
Borland Turbo C++ Explorer is a new product, not an ancient compiler.
http://www.borland.com/downloads/download_turbo.html
To me, Dev-C 4.9.9.2 the beta one, is good enough lol.
Not really bug
Not really bug
Clearly I recommend dev-cpp
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/
I have been trying to boost its introduction in my company for already 3 years but the most of my boss are still reluctant about Open Source.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/
I have been trying to boost its introduction in my company for already 3 years but the most of my boss are still reluctant about Open Source.
| animassacre wrote: |
| What do u use?
I'm tryed to make some program ,but my compiler was so bugy that i dumped the project. |
I´ve used Borland C++ quite a lot... But about 2 years ago I tried Dev C++, and it´s a lot easier to use. And it also has a cleaner look.
Since I´m not a pro at programming it does not really matter though. they all pretty much work the same way
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I m using GCC efficiently and it gives me fine results.borland c++ is too good u hv not specified which compiler u r using .try GCC it is best
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I have droped the idea of wearnig C++ for a while.
I used windows, and may be if i found some time to play around with C it wiil be in windows again.
Didn't know that Visual c++ is free, i have to check it out.
I used windows, and may be if i found some time to play around with C it wiil be in windows again.
Didn't know that Visual c++ is free, i have to check it out.
the best i haved used is Dev-C++ fast ligth and open source
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