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funkey_monkey May 30th, 2006 9:02 AM

What IDE/Compiler should I use to develop C++?
 
Hi,

I am starting to learn c++ and I'm wondering what is the best platform/compiler to use?

I don't want to outlay a lot of money on this but I do want something that is worth setting up. I tryed using PCGrasp but I could not get the compiler installed corredctly.

Could someone on here please advise me as to what IDE and setup I should be using?

Many thanks in advance.

FM

DaWei May 30th, 2006 9:07 AM

Common question. Answers all over the forum. Try the search button up there, s'what it's for.

mammothfan May 30th, 2006 11:26 AM

I personally would recomend dev-c++ by bloodshed.

Serinth May 30th, 2006 2:08 PM

I didn't mind microsoft's VC++, but you'd have to pay for that...normally...;) dev-c++ is also a thumbs up.

frankish May 30th, 2006 2:46 PM

use dev-c++

Pizentios May 30th, 2006 3:02 PM

vi and gcc

msk420 May 30th, 2006 3:08 PM

Look around...

jayme May 30th, 2006 3:48 PM

I used to use dev-cpp but when I made the switch to code::blocks I never went back. Try dev-cpp, then try code::blocks, then make your pick.

DaWei May 30th, 2006 3:51 PM

One thread ---> E Pluribus Unum Not to mention,
Quote:

Originally Posted by Forum rulo numero uno
1. Always search before you post - Chances are, if you have a question, someone else has the same question. More importantly, the answer is probably somewhere out there already if you just take a minute to look. Before posting a new question, always do a search first. Your question might have already been posted and answered on this site. Second, do a Google search. A simple google search is usually all you need to find the answer to just about anything. All of the guys and gals helping out and answering questions around here are volunteers. By trying out these two methods before asking a question, you'll save hours of time that could have been wasted constantly answering the same questions multiple times.


uman May 30th, 2006 4:22 PM

If you've got money to burn, get Visual Studio 2005. Otherwise, and if you have no sense of morality, pirate it. Otherwise I'd go with Dev-C++ if you're on Windows. For Linux, I don't know.


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