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Mok-Kong Shen
Please excuse me for a dumb question: Are there any
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
Thanks,
M. K. Shen
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
Thanks,
M. K. Shen
Mok-Kong Shen said:Please excuse me for a dumb question: Are there any
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
Please excuse me for a dumb question: Are there any
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
Thanks,
M. K. Shen
arunix said:What about Dev C++?
Mok-Kong Shen said:Please excuse me for a dumb question: Are there any
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
Yes, it is called gcc.
What about asking in a Windoze newsgroup?
Oh, of course: a gcc based compiler for Windows isn't a Windows compiler.
Sigh. gcc is just as off-topic as Windows.
Mok-Kong Shen said:Please excuse me for a dumb question: Are there any
free C++ complier running on 64 bit Windows 7?
What about Dev C++?
Yes, I'm familiar with cygwin. It's just as off-topic in this newsgroup
as "gcc" and "Windows compilers".
Who ARE you to dictate things like these to some of the most intelligent
people one can find and whose brains function well above average?
Pete is the one actually writing (editing) the C++ standard.
I think Pete's wrong about the topicality; at least discussions about available
C++ tools and GCC as an answer would be on-topic by the [clc++m] charter and
moderation guidelines, as I see it (both James Kanze and I are moderators
there), and assuming that my evaluation of that is correct, it would be a little
incongruous to regard it as off-topic in this group, which lacks a charter!
Btw., it's amazing what kinds of people you meet on the net. ;-)
Cheers & hth.,
- Alf
* tanix:
Pete is the one actually writing (editing) the C++ standard.
I think Pete's wrong about the topicality; at least discussions about available
C++ tools and GCC as an answer would be on-topic by the [clc++m] charter and
moderation guidelines, as I see it (both James Kanze and I are moderators
there), and assuming that my evaluation of that is correct, it would be a
little
incongruous to regard it as off-topic in this group, which lacks a charter!
Btw., it's amazing what kinds of people you meet on the net. ;-)
Cheers & hth.,
- Alf
Yes, I'm familiar with cygwin. It's just as off-topic in this newsgroup
as "gcc" and "Windows compilers".
[ad hominem against Pete redacted]
tanix said:"Alf P. said:C++ tools and GCC as an answer would be on-topic by the [clc++m]
charter and moderation guidelines, as I see it (both James Kanze
and I are moderators there), and assuming that my evaluation of
that is correct, it would be a little
incongruous to regard it as off-topic in this group, which lacks
a charter!
Well, I just thought about this about half an hour ago,
and would like to mention it here.
It is GREAT that there exists a parallel, "moderated" group.
That means THIS group is not going to be taken over by those
"moderators", who, for some strange reason think THEY are the
ultimate reference on that, which IS and which is NOT.
tanix said:Pete Becker said:Who ARE you to dictate things like these to some of the most intelligent
people one can find and whose brains function well above average?
If you think it is "off-topic", here is the best advice I know of
about things like this, directly from the horses mouth,
Russ Allbery. Do you know who he is?
"If you don't like something, do not read it.
Do not follow up on it.
Just forget about it".
Simple, isn't it?
Why can't you follow you're own advise moron! If you don't like something
Pete wrote, do not read it. Do not follow up on it. Just forget about it!
Wow, what a total dipsh%t!!!!!!!!!!!
:^|
tanix said:Pete Becker said:You don't OWN this group
and it is not your private kitchen.
And you are not an authorised controller of the global information
streams, no matter how big of a fart you think you are.
You seem to be easily irritated. Do you happen to suffer from high blood
pressure and/or an anti-social disorder?
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