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Good visual C++ compiler and?
hey guys i need a good C++ compiler.
i'd prefer something with visual aid, but in the long run i want to learn C++. So if u know of a good C++ compiler (which has a good tutorial) could you please post the link (please don't just say google it). Also the size matters too, so as long as it is under a few 100 mb it'll be great:)
thnx
you guys rock!
thnx so much:)
7 Answers
- BrianLv 61 decade ago
When I programmed with C++ in high school and first two years of college I used Bloodshed's Dev C++. Awesome program, 100% free, very visual, simple, and does the job of compiling code very well.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
in maximum circumstances, you ought to use a C++ compiler to collect C classes. C++ is an extension of C. think of of it as a typical C compiler with further help that we could it parse and collect merchandise-oriented source statements. C++ source code looks very equivalent to Java. no rely in the adventure that your classes will collect or no longer is desperate by how previous your version of swifter C is. I even have used swifter C a million.5 for DOS when you consider that I first bought it interior the early Nineteen Nineties. In that version, an integer (int) is barely 2 bytes. i've got by no means used seen C++, yet i'm optimistic it makes use of four-bytes because of the fact the default length for an int. The interfaces to C library exercises have replaced slightly too over the years. i've got had blended effects compiling a number of my previous swifter C a million.5 classes employing gcc on Linux. solid luck!
- mmarreroLv 61 decade ago
Visual Studio is considered the best IDE, and there's the free Visual Studio C++ Express 2008 (only creates .NET applications). I think it's almost a 100MB download. They also have a video tutotial and e-book.
If you're a student, Microsoft gives away the professional version of Visual Studio.
- 1 decade ago
If you are using windows... try microsoft visual studio C++, Bloodshed C++... If linux C++ compiler is built in...For gui support i will say netbeans ... Though size matters.. try bloodshed.. otherwise i will say go with microsoft visual studio C++ or netbeans
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I use these video for C++.
http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/index.php
You can download the compiler here with this instruction video.
Source(s): http://xoax.net/ - 1 decade ago
Bloodshed's Dev-Cpp is just 8.89 megabytes and it is as good as Microsoft's. go to http://www.bloodshed.net/
it's free and it's really good
- 1 decade ago
as said before bloodshed or try code::blocks, those two I would recommend
