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    Default about C++ language

    I have started studying C++ language recently,
    but I don't know what compiler is suitable for me.

    I have only know MS studio 6 is a pretty software,
    but its interface is too old,
    could somebady tell me how to choose C++
    language compiler?

    Thank you

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    You could probably find it at www.freeprogrammingresources.com

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    Default help

    hi i am an informatics student and know C++ very well.
    the best compiler for C++ is DevC++ its very simple to use.

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    Default Dev-C++

    I also like Bloodshed's Dev-C++. It is under GPL license. Nice C++ IDE.
    u can check this out to know more about it.

    http://www.bloodshed.net/

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    Default Re: about C++ language

    Quote Originally Posted by antonyxpxp
    I have started studying C++ language recently,
    but I don't know what compiler is suitable for me.

    I have only know MS studio 6 is a pretty software,
    but its interface is too old,
    could somebady tell me how to choose C++
    language compiler?

    Thank you
    though the MS Studio 6 get a "old" interface, u can make elegant application with nifty interface, and let me tell you, that some people are still using it, though they can use Visaul 2003...

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    on borland c++.
    it's build interface, very nice.

    if you want to build a project on Window .

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    i think java is better

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    Default C++ Get it from GCC

    Check this free, best, open source C, C++, Fortran, Java, Objective C, ADA Compiler from http://gcc.gnu.org. Used by millions for their projects including Novell, IBM, Redhat, HP, Mandrake and many others.

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    I had Visual C++ Express Edition but then went to Dev C++ and still use it until now. It has a great interface, is free, and easy to use. I recommend it. The GCC one there, though, looks good too.

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