Friday, July 31, 2009

Which is the best c++ compiler?

say if you are a professional in programming and know how to deal with the command line execution then you can down load Borland command line compiller for free. if you are a starter or at least have academic knowledge of c and c++ and you are using "namespace std " concept in c++, which is a standard c++(ANSI c++ 1998) then down load "Bloodshed Dev-c++" which uses IDE (integrated development enveronment) like you have the options to compile,run,open,save,project and lots more..this is for open source c and c++ syntex. if you want real computer gui programming, then ou have to go for visualstudio.net (2005) which requires master level knowledge in programming not like


#include%26lt;iostream%26gt; //.h is befor ANSI 1998 syntex


int main()


{


cout%26lt;%26lt;"Hello";


return 0;


}





both the compilers are free to download and visualstudio.net you have to purchase.

Which is the best c++ compiler?
it's your choice, you'll have to try different ones until you'll feel comfortable with it,


check www.thefreecountry.com for free compilers





If you want cmd line compilers, you can use borland c++5.5 version or gcc,


if you want compilers with and IDE try bloodshed dev c++ it's very good
Reply:In terms of likely to implement the standards most correctly: GCC (Gnu's C Compiler). It is the reference platform for all other compilers.





However, if you're looking for other features such as a wiz-bang graphical interface, then you answer will be operating system independent.
Reply:its BORLAND c++





its very easy to use, no complex ...


or u can also use visual c++ but the person requires skills commands





hope u can get it
Reply:i guess BORLAND C++...........
Reply:well in school we use DevC++ to make and compile our programs
Reply:most used and well known to all is borland c++. hence learning and programming through borland C++ will be usefull.
Reply:borland


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