Looking for a compiler

[Peter van Merkerk]

appreciative.

For Windows, I'd recommend either Microsoft Visual C++ or
Borland C++.

Unfortunately the IDE that comes with the the paid version of Borland
C++ isn't exactly free of bugs either.

 

[JKop]

Ioannis Vranos posted:

To help you more at http://www.mingw.org the latest complete official
package to download is


MinGW bin MinGW-3.1.0-1.exe


It includes all languages together with Windows API support.

Thanks, I got the both of them.

What do you about compiling and running. Is there any sort of quick compile
button you can set-up, or do I have to go to the command line?


-JKop

 

[tom_usenet]

Ioannis Vranos posted:



Thanks, I got the both of them.

You already had them - GCC 3.3 comes with Dev-C++ (that's the compiler
it uses).

What do you about compiling and running. Is there any sort of quick compile
button you can set-up, or do I have to go to the command line?

In Dev-C++ there obviously is...

Tom

 

[Anil Mamede]

You can try Eclipse + CDT plugin. It's nice and have a graphical debugger.

Anil Mamede