im trying to learn how to make c++ programs but i cant figure out how to use the compiler. I wrote up something simple and the program says to go to the make menu and go to building option. i cant find either of those.
I need help with learning how to run a c++ compiler program?
What compiler are you using?
Some compilers require a command line, like
cc myfile.cpp
Sounds like you have a GUI compiler, and, athough the previous option is available (usually), a GUI interface ties the make process together.
I can't elaborate without more details.
jasmine
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
I am learning how to program in C and am looking for a compiler?
For now I prefer a free ANSI C compiler as I am just beginning. Is one available? I tried Turbo C but some examples from the book do not work! I am using Windows Vista Home Premium.
I am learning how to program in C and am looking for a compiler?
you can use Miracle C Compiler.
it the best.
Reply:Get it from http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
I am learning how to program in C and am looking for a compiler?
you can use Miracle C Compiler.
it the best.
Reply:Get it from http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
Can anyone tell me the best location to download a good C++ Compiler?
Or a D compiler. A Free compiler would be good. Just for personal use. I want to learn C++ and a compiler would be good to see how programs run.
Can anyone tell me the best location to download a good C++ Compiler?
Try using GCC, it's the free compiler used in Linux and many other free operating systems. It is very capable, though there're quite a lot of differences with commercial compilers.
Also, if programming under Windows you should have a look at Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition. But it is somewhat limited in licensing terms.
Can anyone tell me the best location to download a good C++ Compiler?
Try using GCC, it's the free compiler used in Linux and many other free operating systems. It is very capable, though there're quite a lot of differences with commercial compilers.
Also, if programming under Windows you should have a look at Microsoft Visual Studio Express Edition. But it is somewhat limited in licensing terms.
Please tell where can I find the programming language compiler for C++?
Please tell where can I find free IDE for Turbo C++ 3.0 or Borland version of C++ compiler?
Please tell where can I find the programming language compiler for C++?
Borlands free c++ compiler can be found at
http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
I think turbo c++ is outdated, and no longer supported.
Good luck
Reply:simply go to neharu place or palika bazare and ask for the same but always aware about the matter is present in it or not.
Reply:What you want is not available free, that much you should be knowing.
Free C++ compiler's:
http://www.bloodshed.net
http://directory.fsf.org/devel/compilers...
Reply:Google for Free C++ compilers
Reply:1)u first copy/install the software.
2)After that goto (Installed drive:/%26gt;Tc/Bin /(Tcc or Tc).
Please tell where can I find the programming language compiler for C++?
Borlands free c++ compiler can be found at
http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
I think turbo c++ is outdated, and no longer supported.
Good luck
Reply:simply go to neharu place or palika bazare and ask for the same but always aware about the matter is present in it or not.
Reply:What you want is not available free, that much you should be knowing.
Free C++ compiler's:
http://www.bloodshed.net
http://directory.fsf.org/devel/compilers...
Reply:Google for Free C++ compilers
Reply:1)u first copy/install the software.
2)After that goto (Installed drive:/%26gt;Tc/Bin /(Tcc or Tc).
Building a "Hello World" DLL using the Microsoft C++ compiler.?
Can anyone help me write a "Hello World" DLL console app. using MS C++ compiler ? Without using the Visual Studio .NET IDE.
(It seems to be next to impossible getting a simple answer for that question, by trawling the web)
Building a "Hello World" DLL using the Microsoft C++ compiler.?
Here are the steps:
1. Open the Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt window. Note: The Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt automatically sets up the correct path to the Visual C++ compiler and any needed libraries, so it is used instead of the regular Command Prompt window.
2. At the command prompt, type notepad and press Enter. In notepad select the File menu and save the file as hello.cpp and press Enter.
In Notepad, type the following lines:
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int _tmain()
{
cout%26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!! " %26lt;%26lt; endl;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
3. On the File menu, click Save. You have created a Visual C++ source file. On the File menu, click Exit to close Notepad.
4. At the command line prompt, type cl /EHsc /LD hello.cpp and press Enter. The /EHsc command line option instructs the compiler to enable C++ exception handling while the /LD option sets the file output to a .DLL file.
Look in the folder where the hello.cpp file was saved and you will find a hello.dll file.
Reply:I'm not sure what you mean. Do you want a console app, a DLL, or a console app that calls a DLL?
A console app is simple. A DLL is a bit more work. I've never called a DLL from a console app, so I would have to check if that's even possible. Let us know what it is that you're trying to do.
Reply:just open a project ... write :
void main()
{
printf("Hello world");
}
and you are done
crab apple
(It seems to be next to impossible getting a simple answer for that question, by trawling the web)
Building a "Hello World" DLL using the Microsoft C++ compiler.?
Here are the steps:
1. Open the Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt window. Note: The Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt automatically sets up the correct path to the Visual C++ compiler and any needed libraries, so it is used instead of the regular Command Prompt window.
2. At the command prompt, type notepad and press Enter. In notepad select the File menu and save the file as hello.cpp and press Enter.
In Notepad, type the following lines:
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int _tmain()
{
cout%26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!! " %26lt;%26lt; endl;
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
3. On the File menu, click Save. You have created a Visual C++ source file. On the File menu, click Exit to close Notepad.
4. At the command line prompt, type cl /EHsc /LD hello.cpp and press Enter. The /EHsc command line option instructs the compiler to enable C++ exception handling while the /LD option sets the file output to a .DLL file.
Look in the folder where the hello.cpp file was saved and you will find a hello.dll file.
Reply:I'm not sure what you mean. Do you want a console app, a DLL, or a console app that calls a DLL?
A console app is simple. A DLL is a bit more work. I've never called a DLL from a console app, so I would have to check if that's even possible. Let us know what it is that you're trying to do.
Reply:just open a project ... write :
void main()
{
printf("Hello world");
}
and you are done
crab apple
Hi I'm a beginner for c language, any free compiler on line?
haveing windows xp OS in my pc.
i want a link for c compiler for free...
Hi I'm a beginner for c language, any free compiler on line?
http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
Reply:You can use Turbo C Compiler.
It can be used for a beginning stage. And if you want to go further use GCC (In Linux) or You can get MinGW which is Minimal GCC for Windows. Try it out.
Reply:C++, The Borland C++ free Compiler #1 -...
The first line tells the C compiler to include the header file "iostream.h" ... I do not mind the "C" language per se, but...
cpp.codenewbie.com/articles/cpp/1452/....
The Borland C++ free Compiler #1 - Code...
The first line tells the C compiler to include the header file "iostream.h" ... I do not mind the "C" language per se, but...
codenewbie.com/forum/c/717-borland-c-f...
Free C/C++ Compilers and Interpreters -...
Pelles C Compiler ... applications you compile with this free compiler, but you should read their ... extensions to the C...
www.mycplus.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?...
Reply:download it from download.com bloodshed is good
Reply:no compilers are free...
but some are available on internet as pirated..u may download them..
some popular compilers are Turbo c,Borland C
Reply:I like Bloodshed Dev-C++, which is obviously a C++ IDE/compiler, but should do plain C code as well? It's free, anyway.
i want a link for c compiler for free...
Hi I'm a beginner for c language, any free compiler on line?
http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
Reply:You can use Turbo C Compiler.
It can be used for a beginning stage. And if you want to go further use GCC (In Linux) or You can get MinGW which is Minimal GCC for Windows. Try it out.
Reply:C++, The Borland C++ free Compiler #1 -...
The first line tells the C compiler to include the header file "iostream.h" ... I do not mind the "C" language per se, but...
cpp.codenewbie.com/articles/cpp/1452/....
The Borland C++ free Compiler #1 - Code...
The first line tells the C compiler to include the header file "iostream.h" ... I do not mind the "C" language per se, but...
codenewbie.com/forum/c/717-borland-c-f...
Free C/C++ Compilers and Interpreters -...
Pelles C Compiler ... applications you compile with this free compiler, but you should read their ... extensions to the C...
www.mycplus.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?...
Reply:download it from download.com bloodshed is good
Reply:no compilers are free...
but some are available on internet as pirated..u may download them..
some popular compilers are Turbo c,Borland C
Reply:I like Bloodshed Dev-C++, which is obviously a C++ IDE/compiler, but should do plain C code as well? It's free, anyway.
Does anyone know of a free lightweight redistributable command line c++ compiler?
Does anyone know of a free lightweight redistributable command line c++ compiler?
Does anyone know of a free lightweight redistributable command line c++ compiler?
gcc can be run through cygwin on windows, and runs pretty tightly.
Reply:G++, it's part of the GNU compiler collection, or GCC, and is a standard for free software. (free as in freedom). You can get it form the GNU website for free with no strings attached, and it runs about as light as any other compiler. You can set options to make programs smaller (and thus lighter memory-wise) if you want.
Reply:Depends on what you want it for. A list of free C++ compilers is at:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
The older Turbo C++'s can be loaded onto one or two floppies (if two, one for Include files, Lib files and your files. Any compiler can run from command line.
For MS-Dos/Windows I recommend the Digital Mars C compiler. It is free if you just download the command-line version, $54 if you order the CD-ROM withthe ide. It has modern ansi-standard C++ syntax if you download STLPort.zip. It can be tough to get it working, but believe me, it's worth it. Get it at:
http://www.digitalmars.com/
Finally, when you are talking about redistributable, there is always Linux. And there is a LiveCD (an OS you can run off your CD-Rom) with a completely uncompromised GCC/G++ compiler (it has make, automake, gdb gconf and whatever you want) called Knoppix. It is at:
http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en....
And just think, you don't have to install anything.
Does anyone know of a free lightweight redistributable command line c++ compiler?
gcc can be run through cygwin on windows, and runs pretty tightly.
Reply:G++, it's part of the GNU compiler collection, or GCC, and is a standard for free software. (free as in freedom). You can get it form the GNU website for free with no strings attached, and it runs about as light as any other compiler. You can set options to make programs smaller (and thus lighter memory-wise) if you want.
Reply:Depends on what you want it for. A list of free C++ compilers is at:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
The older Turbo C++'s can be loaded onto one or two floppies (if two, one for Include files, Lib files and your files. Any compiler can run from command line.
For MS-Dos/Windows I recommend the Digital Mars C compiler. It is free if you just download the command-line version, $54 if you order the CD-ROM withthe ide. It has modern ansi-standard C++ syntax if you download STLPort.zip. It can be tough to get it working, but believe me, it's worth it. Get it at:
http://www.digitalmars.com/
Finally, when you are talking about redistributable, there is always Linux. And there is a LiveCD (an OS you can run off your CD-Rom) with a completely uncompromised GCC/G++ compiler (it has make, automake, gdb gconf and whatever you want) called Knoppix. It is at:
http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en....
And just think, you don't have to install anything.
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
I will like to download the compiler so that i can later install in my PC.MS Visual C++ 6.0 professional edition compiler.
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
t get the full version for free, but you can get the free Express version that is still quite good at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
t get the full version for free, but you can get the free Express version that is still quite good at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Does anyone know a good free c++ compiler that I can get online?!!?
i got a dev c++ compiler and that doesn't work and I can't seem to find any online that are good!!
Does anyone know a good free c++ compiler that I can get online?!!?
Try this link:
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strawberry
Does anyone know a good free c++ compiler that I can get online?!!?
Try this link:
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strawberry
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
I will like to download the compiler so that i can later install in my PC.MS Visual C++ 6.0 professional edition compiler.
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
It is not a free product. If you are an MSDN subscriber, you can download it
I want a free download of microsoft visual C++ compiler 6.0 to my mailbox?
It is not a free product. If you are an MSDN subscriber, you can download it
How do you set up the C compiler?
Hi all. I just downloaded a C compiler called MinGW. I've installed it and now I'm not sure of what to do? Can someone pls help me with step by step instructions? I'm using XP btw...Thanks!
How do you set up the C compiler?
Create a c program in your favorite text editor something like this:
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
printf("Hello, World\n");
return 0;
}
Save this to a file such as main.c
then to compile the file type: C:\MinGW\bin\gcc -c main.c
this will generate a main.o file. Object file.
then link the object file to create an executable like this:
C:\MinGW\bin\gcc -o main.exe main.o
and you there you have it a main.exe
more info here http://www.mingw.org/docs.shtml#compilin...
Reply:Sorry to hear you are using XP. Install LINUX (SUSE UBANTU) and you will not only have some excellent secure, opensource tools, you will also have many examples of C code to examine.
Reply:Here you go:
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
This uses MingW I believe except it had an IDE front end. When I used to program in C / C++ This is what I used in windows.
How do you set up the C compiler?
Create a c program in your favorite text editor something like this:
#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
printf("Hello, World\n");
return 0;
}
Save this to a file such as main.c
then to compile the file type: C:\MinGW\bin\gcc -c main.c
this will generate a main.o file. Object file.
then link the object file to create an executable like this:
C:\MinGW\bin\gcc -o main.exe main.o
and you there you have it a main.exe
more info here http://www.mingw.org/docs.shtml#compilin...
Reply:Sorry to hear you are using XP. Install LINUX (SUSE UBANTU) and you will not only have some excellent secure, opensource tools, you will also have many examples of C code to examine.
Reply:Here you go:
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
This uses MingW I believe except it had an IDE front end. When I used to program in C / C++ This is what I used in windows.
I want to download a free C++ compiler?
Where can I get a free C++ compiler online. I tried of looking up google or yahoo for these sort of downloads.
I want to download a free C++ compiler?
check download.com for C++ compiler
you can also install cygwin on windows machine
Reply:Bloodshed Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
and
Turbo C++
http://www.turboexplorer.com/
Reply:a good site that you might want to check out is bloodshed, it was recommended to my by some programmers, and now im rerecommmending it
Reply:gcc (gnu c compiler) is widely considered one of the best. It is available for free download at http://gcc.gnu.org/install/binaries.html (for windows machines you need cygwin)
Reply:I'm using Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition.
You can find it here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Thanks,
Gabriel Topala
http://www.gtopala.com
Reply:Code warrior or you can get linux and use G++
Reply:I use Bloodshed Dev C++
it is good. All of my friend here also use that prgram. That is not a heavy program also that is free...
Reply:try sending files of C++ from your school through e-mail
Reply:goto mitsnheds.com make an account and go to education software
I want to download a free C++ compiler?
check download.com for C++ compiler
you can also install cygwin on windows machine
Reply:Bloodshed Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
and
Turbo C++
http://www.turboexplorer.com/
Reply:a good site that you might want to check out is bloodshed, it was recommended to my by some programmers, and now im rerecommmending it
Reply:gcc (gnu c compiler) is widely considered one of the best. It is available for free download at http://gcc.gnu.org/install/binaries.html (for windows machines you need cygwin)
Reply:I'm using Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition.
You can find it here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
Thanks,
Gabriel Topala
http://www.gtopala.com
Reply:Code warrior or you can get linux and use G++
Reply:I use Bloodshed Dev C++
it is good. All of my friend here also use that prgram. That is not a heavy program also that is free...
Reply:try sending files of C++ from your school through e-mail
Reply:goto mitsnheds.com make an account and go to education software
I need to kno where to download a good c/c++ compiler?
i need to kno where to download a good c/c++ compiler prefrerably free.has to do c and c++
I need to kno where to download a good c/c++ compiler?
Check this link:
http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
download the 3rd one
Also check this link for other free C/C++ compilers:
http://www.compilers.net/Dir/Free/Compil...
I recommend to use Borland's compilers
Reply:If you want free as in beer as well as in freedom you should use gcc: http://gcc.gnu.org/
I use it on Windows as part of cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com/).
Microsoft also gives away the express version of Visual Studio if you're looking for an IDE: (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
kudzu
I need to kno where to download a good c/c++ compiler?
Check this link:
http://www.borland.com/downloads/downloa...
download the 3rd one
Also check this link for other free C/C++ compilers:
http://www.compilers.net/Dir/Free/Compil...
I recommend to use Borland's compilers
Reply:If you want free as in beer as well as in freedom you should use gcc: http://gcc.gnu.org/
I use it on Windows as part of cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com/).
Microsoft also gives away the express version of Visual Studio if you're looking for an IDE: (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
kudzu
Anyone know of a free C# compiler?
does anyone know of any site where I can download C# or VBA compiler? I havw windows XP
Anyone know of a free C# compiler?
Yes you can download C#.Net Express Edition free of charge from http://msdn.com or from http://microsoft.com
Anyone know of a free C# compiler?
Yes you can download C#.Net Express Edition free of charge from http://msdn.com or from http://microsoft.com
Where can I download a C compiler from?
I want to download a C compiler.Do you know any site offering this?
Where can I download a C compiler from?
Here u go..
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
http://dn.codegear.com/article/20633
:)
Reply:Bloodshed C/C++, absolutely free, absolutely works
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:http://borland.com
Reply:Try: http://www.zdnet.com
go to downloads and enter c compiler. There were many, some free
Reply:best way http://www.tokiva.com/signup.php?referco...
Where can I download a C compiler from?
Here u go..
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
http://dn.codegear.com/article/20633
:)
Reply:Bloodshed C/C++, absolutely free, absolutely works
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:http://borland.com
Reply:Try: http://www.zdnet.com
go to downloads and enter c compiler. There were many, some free
Reply:best way http://www.tokiva.com/signup.php?referco...
How do i run a c++ compiler on 64 bit core 2 duo (2.13 ghz)?
hi i was using a p4 1.6 ghz and recently upgraded to a core 2 duo 2.13 ghz since then my c++ compiler has stopped working on running the TC executable file all it does is give a blank screen and exits on pressing any key pls help.
How do i run a c++ compiler on 64 bit core 2 duo (2.13 ghz)?
Hi,
you will have to change your compiler. You can compile with g++ if you install cygwin on your computer. Data types don't have the same number of bits if you are using a 64 bit core 2 duo instead of a 32 bit p4, so your compiler doesn't seem to be made for 64 bits. If it's an "expensive" compiler like Borland, try reinstalling it or upgrading it, that might help also, but it's a wild guess.
Good luck
How do i run a c++ compiler on 64 bit core 2 duo (2.13 ghz)?
Hi,
you will have to change your compiler. You can compile with g++ if you install cygwin on your computer. Data types don't have the same number of bits if you are using a 64 bit core 2 duo instead of a 32 bit p4, so your compiler doesn't seem to be made for 64 bits. If it's an "expensive" compiler like Borland, try reinstalling it or upgrading it, that might help also, but it's a wild guess.
Good luck
How to uninstall Borland Turbo C Compiler?
How can I uninstall Borland Turbo C Compiler? I had previously installed it so that I could use it . It appears not to be working with Windows XP and I would like to uninstall it from my system as it is sharing the memory on my PC. Can anyone please advise me on how to uninstall it. Thanks
How to uninstall Borland Turbo C Compiler?
I dunno what is, but you might have tried this already, but if you have Borland Turbo C Compiler in your start menu, in programs for or where ever sometime their is an option to uninstall it there, or you could go in to control panel select add and remove programs then select Borland Turbo C Compiler and click remove. If it's not uninstalling maybe it's one of those programs you have to put the CD in to uninstall.
garland flower
How to uninstall Borland Turbo C Compiler?
I dunno what is, but you might have tried this already, but if you have Borland Turbo C Compiler in your start menu, in programs for or where ever sometime their is an option to uninstall it there, or you could go in to control panel select add and remove programs then select Borland Turbo C Compiler and click remove. If it's not uninstalling maybe it's one of those programs you have to put the CD in to uninstall.
garland flower
Where can i get a c compiler?
where can i get a c free compiler for windows?
Where can i get a c compiler?
C, C++, Fortran and more are available from the GNU project.
http://directory.fsf.org/devel/compilers...
Reply:Hi Melvingant,
Check out http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op... for free download.
Bye.
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:Microsoft has a free c/c++ compiler, but if you want to get programming faster, you can sign up for a free unix account and access the free compilers on their machines.
Reply:here in http://www.download.com
Reply:hi
go to www.google.com and Type "download c compiler".
and find results as u want.
Bye.
Where can i get a c compiler?
C, C++, Fortran and more are available from the GNU project.
http://directory.fsf.org/devel/compilers...
Reply:Hi Melvingant,
Check out http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op... for free download.
Bye.
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:Microsoft has a free c/c++ compiler, but if you want to get programming faster, you can sign up for a free unix account and access the free compilers on their machines.
Reply:here in http://www.download.com
Reply:hi
go to www.google.com and Type "download c compiler".
and find results as u want.
Bye.
What is a good free C compiler?
I'm just starting to learn C and I need a good compiler. I just want a normal, easy-to-use one. Nothing special. I just want a normal one for beginners. What should I get? The only one I've heard of is like Code Blocks or something like that. What do you think I should get?
What is a good free C compiler?
Have you considered looking for C++ compilers as some of them can be used to compile normal C programs. One such example of this would be Bloodshed Dev-C++ to compile and run any of your C applications. This is free to download I think from www.cprogramming.com website. This is a good website on tutorials about C programming.
Reply:have u tried the enterprise version of visual studio. there is a free download at microsofts website.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/downloa...
Reply:The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete Unix-like operating system which is free software: the GNU system
Their C compiler can be found here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:Hmmm there are several. Straight command line Borland C++ 5.5 Compiler, gcc, Watcom , Visual Studio Express, and many more Google or Yahoo Free C Compiler.
What is a good free C compiler?
Have you considered looking for C++ compilers as some of them can be used to compile normal C programs. One such example of this would be Bloodshed Dev-C++ to compile and run any of your C applications. This is free to download I think from www.cprogramming.com website. This is a good website on tutorials about C programming.
Reply:have u tried the enterprise version of visual studio. there is a free download at microsofts website.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/downloa...
Reply:The GNU Project was launched in 1984 to develop a complete Unix-like operating system which is free software: the GNU system
Their C compiler can be found here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:Hmmm there are several. Straight command line Borland C++ 5.5 Compiler, gcc, Watcom , Visual Studio Express, and many more Google or Yahoo Free C Compiler.
How do i get a c compiler/editor?
i downloaded a c compiler a few days ago but after typing a program in notepad, i didnt know how to run it on command prompt. what shud i type to run the program
How do i get a c compiler/editor?
Try http://www.download.com or http://www.freewarefiles.com
Reply:Notepad is not worked for your programs...go to editor and start doing programs from there.
Otherwise, download any editors,, and configure with c compiler..
thanks
Reply:Well, you say you've downloaded a compiler, and typed out your code in notepad. What you need to do is compile the code (you should save your code with a .c or .cpp extension) into an executable (something.exe), which you can then run. Unlike languages like Python, you have to take your source and compile it, before it can be run. The command to do this depends on which compiler, but "gcc" might do it for you.
Reply:Linux distributions come with the gcc compiler for free ;)
For Windows, DevC++ is a good option for free, otherwise the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler is decent. The best compiler is Intel's C++ compiler, but it isn't free.
Reply:u can easly download turbo c software by clicking on that link that page show u turbo c ++ version 1.01
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1...
i hope u can do it takecare and goodluck bye.
Reply:If u want a best compiler try this site:
http://www.pitt.edu/~stephenp/misc/downl...
Download as per given and start running
It is very easy to use
How do i get a c compiler/editor?
Try http://www.download.com or http://www.freewarefiles.com
Reply:Notepad is not worked for your programs...go to editor and start doing programs from there.
Otherwise, download any editors,, and configure with c compiler..
thanks
Reply:Well, you say you've downloaded a compiler, and typed out your code in notepad. What you need to do is compile the code (you should save your code with a .c or .cpp extension) into an executable (something.exe), which you can then run. Unlike languages like Python, you have to take your source and compile it, before it can be run. The command to do this depends on which compiler, but "gcc" might do it for you.
Reply:Linux distributions come with the gcc compiler for free ;)
For Windows, DevC++ is a good option for free, otherwise the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler is decent. The best compiler is Intel's C++ compiler, but it isn't free.
Reply:u can easly download turbo c software by clicking on that link that page show u turbo c ++ version 1.01
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1...
i hope u can do it takecare and goodluck bye.
Reply:If u want a best compiler try this site:
http://www.pitt.edu/~stephenp/misc/downl...
Download as per given and start running
It is very easy to use
How do i finish installing borland c++ compiler?
the following is part of the instructions to install borland c++ compiler. i dont have the system tab in my start menu.
"Windows XP: Go to the Start Menu, then double click on System. In the System Control Panel select the Advanced tab and push the Environment Variables button. Now, you can look for the PATH to edit. Append ;C:\BORLAND\BCC55\BIN at the end of the path. (Don't forget the semicolon!)Once you have changed and saved the value, you will be prompted for reboot."
How do i finish installing borland c++ compiler?
1. Open Control Panel
2. Double Click 'System'
3. Select Advanced Tab in the 'System Properties'
4. Click Environment Variables ..... etc....
or
- Right Click 'My Computer' icon in Desktop or Explorer
- Select Advanced Tab in the 'System Properties'
- Click Environment Variables ..... etc....
Reply:buy the full version ,about 600$
i am suer u havnent
later
blazing star
"Windows XP: Go to the Start Menu, then double click on System. In the System Control Panel select the Advanced tab and push the Environment Variables button. Now, you can look for the PATH to edit. Append ;C:\BORLAND\BCC55\BIN at the end of the path. (Don't forget the semicolon!)Once you have changed and saved the value, you will be prompted for reboot."
How do i finish installing borland c++ compiler?
1. Open Control Panel
2. Double Click 'System'
3. Select Advanced Tab in the 'System Properties'
4. Click Environment Variables ..... etc....
or
- Right Click 'My Computer' icon in Desktop or Explorer
- Select Advanced Tab in the 'System Properties'
- Click Environment Variables ..... etc....
Reply:buy the full version ,about 600$
i am suer u havnent
later
blazing star
What is a good C++ compiler to use?
Does anyone know a place where I could get a good C++ compiler download for free, without having to fill out all of that user crap like email and age and all that survey junk. I want to be able to program at home, and I can't find a good one to use that doesn't require all that junk.
What is a good C++ compiler to use?
There's two decent C++ compilers to work with.
The first is gcc. gcc is a compiler on linux that also works on other systems. The windows version goes under the name MinGW. You'll see people recommending Dev-C++, Code::Blocks, etc., but they are IDEs that use MinGW for a compiler.
The second compiler you can pick is Microsoft Visual C++. Actually, the full edition costs money, but you can get a free express edition. If you're targeting Windows specific programming and applications like Windows games, you may want to pick the Visual C++ compiler instead.
Borland has a free version, but it has registration crud.
Reply:sorry i dont have a specific site for you but a good one to use is DEVSHED i downloaded and didnt have to fill anything out
Reply:The GNU Compiler Collection includes a C++ compiler. If you use Windows you can get it as part of Cygwin ( http://www.cygwin.com ), otherwise you probably have it already (on your install media if not installed already).
What is a good C++ compiler to use?
There's two decent C++ compilers to work with.
The first is gcc. gcc is a compiler on linux that also works on other systems. The windows version goes under the name MinGW. You'll see people recommending Dev-C++, Code::Blocks, etc., but they are IDEs that use MinGW for a compiler.
The second compiler you can pick is Microsoft Visual C++. Actually, the full edition costs money, but you can get a free express edition. If you're targeting Windows specific programming and applications like Windows games, you may want to pick the Visual C++ compiler instead.
Borland has a free version, but it has registration crud.
Reply:sorry i dont have a specific site for you but a good one to use is DEVSHED i downloaded and didnt have to fill anything out
Reply:The GNU Compiler Collection includes a C++ compiler. If you use Windows you can get it as part of Cygwin ( http://www.cygwin.com ), otherwise you probably have it already (on your install media if not installed already).
Can anyone recommend a C++ compiler?
I am looking for a good C++ compiler - preferably freeware. Can anyone recommend one?
Can anyone recommend a C++ compiler?
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
best out there that is free. i have visual studio and i still default back to bloodshed because i'm so used to the interface.
i currently use version 5 (beta) and verison 4 (stable), different pc's, i haven't had any problems with the beta, so that's up to you.
Reply:turbo C++, what else do you want? try downloading from www.softpedia.com
Reply:A free C++ compiler? Google not working huh (because any real programmer always checks Google first).
Linux/Macs/Bsds/*NIX:
gcc
Windows:
MingW (Windows port of gcc)
Visual C++ Express
Everything else is obsolete or costs money.
Can anyone recommend a C++ compiler?
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
best out there that is free. i have visual studio and i still default back to bloodshed because i'm so used to the interface.
i currently use version 5 (beta) and verison 4 (stable), different pc's, i haven't had any problems with the beta, so that's up to you.
Reply:turbo C++, what else do you want? try downloading from www.softpedia.com
Reply:A free C++ compiler? Google not working huh (because any real programmer always checks Google first).
Linux/Macs/Bsds/*NIX:
gcc
Windows:
MingW (Windows port of gcc)
Visual C++ Express
Everything else is obsolete or costs money.
Cant find a good C++ compiler, please post a good free one. And no free trials, I want it completely free :)?
Free Compiler
Not a Free Trial
C++
Must be recent, and work
Cant find a good C++ compiler, please post a good free one. And no free trials, I want it completely free :)?
There's two major compilers to choose from. On Windows, the big one is Visual C++. There is a completely free version called Visual C++ Express (Google it).
The other big compiler is gcc, which is used on multiple OSs, like Linux/*nix, Macs, and Windows. It is free as well. On Windows, the whole gcc set is called MinGW.
Bloodshed Dev-C++ is merely an IDE that uses MinGW.
Reply:google it my good friend , google
google is your best buddy on the internet
Reply:Bloodshed Dev-C++ awesome!
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:Will this one work?
http://www.bloodshed.net/
Reply:there is one called Dev bloodshed is the one i used when i was programming in C++ the website is www.bloodshed.net.
that is the one i now. it worked fine for me. i have no problems with it
Not a Free Trial
C++
Must be recent, and work
Cant find a good C++ compiler, please post a good free one. And no free trials, I want it completely free :)?
There's two major compilers to choose from. On Windows, the big one is Visual C++. There is a completely free version called Visual C++ Express (Google it).
The other big compiler is gcc, which is used on multiple OSs, like Linux/*nix, Macs, and Windows. It is free as well. On Windows, the whole gcc set is called MinGW.
Bloodshed Dev-C++ is merely an IDE that uses MinGW.
Reply:google it my good friend , google
google is your best buddy on the internet
Reply:Bloodshed Dev-C++ awesome!
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:Will this one work?
http://www.bloodshed.net/
Reply:there is one called Dev bloodshed is the one i used when i was programming in C++ the website is www.bloodshed.net.
that is the one i now. it worked fine for me. i have no problems with it
Compilers that understand a French version of C++?
Why is it that there does not seem to be any compilers around to deal with say a French or German version of 3GL programming languages. All that is needed is the direct translation of all the key words such as IF, ELSE, ...
This would make it so much easier for non Eglish speaking students of programming.
Compilers that understand a French version of C++?
There are only a handful of keywords a person has to learn in any programming language. It's not as if an entire human vocabulary, grammar and syntax had to be learned.
If each nationality had its own version of, say, C++, we would have a Tower of Babel situation with C++ compilers. I would not be able to compile code from France, nor they, mine.
Currently, in the world of computer languages, English is the Lingua Franca.
Reply:Instead of whining about it, why don't you start a project on sourceforge? The problem is that software is written in the USA. Even foreign characters don't work well (different encodings). For programming, adding support for foreign words to compilers would make compilers much more complicated/more bugs. What's really needed are programming languages written by people who don't speak English.
imperial
This would make it so much easier for non Eglish speaking students of programming.
Compilers that understand a French version of C++?
There are only a handful of keywords a person has to learn in any programming language. It's not as if an entire human vocabulary, grammar and syntax had to be learned.
If each nationality had its own version of, say, C++, we would have a Tower of Babel situation with C++ compilers. I would not be able to compile code from France, nor they, mine.
Currently, in the world of computer languages, English is the Lingua Franca.
Reply:Instead of whining about it, why don't you start a project on sourceforge? The problem is that software is written in the USA. Even foreign characters don't work well (different encodings). For programming, adding support for foreign words to compilers would make compilers much more complicated/more bugs. What's really needed are programming languages written by people who don't speak English.
imperial
Which is the best windows based c++ compiler?
I have been using g++ compiler that is available on linux. now I am switching to windows. And I want to do programming in the same way I used to do on g++. suggest me windows based c++ compiler that has this feature.
Which is the best windows based c++ compiler?
I have no experience in development on Linux platform.
To develop on Windows, i have used Microsoft Visual C++ (Most recommended for professional development).
Another recommended compiler is using the Borland C++ Builder.
Reply:Visual Studio seems to be the best on the windows platform. Borland's IDE was okay aswell, but i'm not sure if they still ship and or support it.
Which is the best windows based c++ compiler?
I have no experience in development on Linux platform.
To develop on Windows, i have used Microsoft Visual C++ (Most recommended for professional development).
Another recommended compiler is using the Borland C++ Builder.
Reply:Visual Studio seems to be the best on the windows platform. Borland's IDE was okay aswell, but i'm not sure if they still ship and or support it.
What is the best C compiler for windows that is closest to Anjuta for Linux???
Im looking for a c compiler that i can write in and then run easily in the anjuta terminal.
What is the best C compiler for windows that is closest to Anjuta for Linux???
Anjuta is an ide. it uses gcc internally. There is a gcc for windows it is called mingw. http://mingw.sf.net
There is an ide for mingw called Code::Blocks. http://codeblocks.org/
Reply:Try dev c++. It will also run c.
RJ
Reply:Get Cygwin and use gcc.
Anjuta is an ide and it uses gcc. It does not have a compiler of its own.
If you are looking for an IDE, try MS VC++. There may be a free version floating around!
What is the best C compiler for windows that is closest to Anjuta for Linux???
Anjuta is an ide. it uses gcc internally. There is a gcc for windows it is called mingw. http://mingw.sf.net
There is an ide for mingw called Code::Blocks. http://codeblocks.org/
Reply:Try dev c++. It will also run c.
RJ
Reply:Get Cygwin and use gcc.
Anjuta is an ide and it uses gcc. It does not have a compiler of its own.
If you are looking for an IDE, try MS VC++. There may be a free version floating around!
Can I get a C# compiler for free ?
Can anybody point me to free C# compiler .I dont need a full scale one for VB ASP.NET etc ,i expect a download below 50 MB
Can I get a C# compiler for free ?
The .NET framework includes a free C# compiler. However, it is command-line only and does not include any development tools.
I've used SharpDevelop since early Beta copies. It works pretty well, although it does not allow webservice / web application development.
Reply:http://www.mono-project.com/CSharp_Compi...
http://www.knowing.net/tools.html
Reply:Visual Studio express is free now. Go over to the link below and take a gander.
Can I get a C# compiler for free ?
The .NET framework includes a free C# compiler. However, it is command-line only and does not include any development tools.
I've used SharpDevelop since early Beta copies. It works pretty well, although it does not allow webservice / web application development.
Reply:http://www.mono-project.com/CSharp_Compi...
http://www.knowing.net/tools.html
Reply:Visual Studio express is free now. Go over to the link below and take a gander.
Anyone knows any free C++ compiler for Linux?
I need a free C++ compiler for Linux. I've seen Intel's (too large file) and GCC (can't figure out what do, how to download etc). I'm a newbie, so I'd like a nice graphical interface too. I'm using MandrakeLinux 10.0, with KDE. And I'd like it if it was cross-platform, since I may have to work with it in school on Windows PCs. Long list I know, but please do tell me.
Anyone knows any free C++ compiler for Linux?
you can install GCC from your distribution cds just type the following command as root
urpmi gcc
for c compiler
OR
urpmi g++
for the c++ compiler
this commands works only in mandrake/mandriva.
for the graphical interface you can use kwrite which supports syntax highlighting. just save the file with the .cpp extension then from the command line type:
g++ file.cpp -o executable_name
where file is the name you saved the file with, and executable_name is the name you want for the program. for more details see gcc, g++ manual pages.
Another IDE for Linux is Anjuta (Seach for it). Eclipse is nice too.
And for the cross platform issue you can use MinGW with is the gcc compilers transported to be used for Windows OS. you can also try Dev-C++ which provides the previous compiler with a very nice graphical interface(Sites Below).
Reply:most linux distributions come with gcc and g++, which is the Gnu C++ compiler. Check out: http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc.html
If you want a free compiler for Windows, there are GCC ports available for teh cygwin environment (http://www.cygwin.com/).
elephant ear
Anyone knows any free C++ compiler for Linux?
you can install GCC from your distribution cds just type the following command as root
urpmi gcc
for c compiler
OR
urpmi g++
for the c++ compiler
this commands works only in mandrake/mandriva.
for the graphical interface you can use kwrite which supports syntax highlighting. just save the file with the .cpp extension then from the command line type:
g++ file.cpp -o executable_name
where file is the name you saved the file with, and executable_name is the name you want for the program. for more details see gcc, g++ manual pages.
Another IDE for Linux is Anjuta (Seach for it). Eclipse is nice too.
And for the cross platform issue you can use MinGW with is the gcc compilers transported to be used for Windows OS. you can also try Dev-C++ which provides the previous compiler with a very nice graphical interface(Sites Below).
Reply:most linux distributions come with gcc and g++, which is the Gnu C++ compiler. Check out: http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc.html
If you want a free compiler for Windows, there are GCC ports available for teh cygwin environment (http://www.cygwin.com/).
elephant ear
How to install my intell c compiler on diskless node of my cluster on linux?
my diskless node having bootable on board NIC and through this NIC they boot and get the IP add from DHCP running on my cluster head ( having disk , os , n all structure of nodes os ) and then these nodes install whole os in their memory .
when i install intell c compiler in my cluster head , i can easily do it. but through node i cant use this compiler . i have to first compile my programme in cluster head n then shift the exe in nodes n then i exequte there.
is there any way to install this in my nodes n compile my programme directly in my diskless nodes
NOTE : Linux is my os
How to install my intell c compiler on diskless node of my cluster on linux?
Dear D
Check Your Env at the Dull Boxes
# env
I Guess This will give an idea.to get ride of this prob
if still Problem continues Shoot me Mail.
Alok Tiwari
India
For Further communication Send your Net statics ( configurations and Installed RPM/
Also Send Details like Distro you are using. Sience Linux is kernel. I need all confi part.
May Be I Could help you. Made 1 year Back Grid Network in My Lab. Although I was Not related with programming that time.My Major work is to implement Network in Hetrogenous environment
(Redhat+SUSE+Win2K3+Novell). Successfully implemented Grid.
Another implementation Streaming Media Server on linux and VOIP Server.
Any way try to help you send details
Alok Tiwari
Reply:You are trying an outdated compiler on an incompatible platform. Keep going.
when i install intell c compiler in my cluster head , i can easily do it. but through node i cant use this compiler . i have to first compile my programme in cluster head n then shift the exe in nodes n then i exequte there.
is there any way to install this in my nodes n compile my programme directly in my diskless nodes
NOTE : Linux is my os
How to install my intell c compiler on diskless node of my cluster on linux?
Dear D
Check Your Env at the Dull Boxes
# env
I Guess This will give an idea.to get ride of this prob
if still Problem continues Shoot me Mail.
Alok Tiwari
India
For Further communication Send your Net statics ( configurations and Installed RPM/
Also Send Details like Distro you are using. Sience Linux is kernel. I need all confi part.
May Be I Could help you. Made 1 year Back Grid Network in My Lab. Although I was Not related with programming that time.My Major work is to implement Network in Hetrogenous environment
(Redhat+SUSE+Win2K3+Novell). Successfully implemented Grid.
Another implementation Streaming Media Server on linux and VOIP Server.
Any way try to help you send details
Alok Tiwari
Reply:You are trying an outdated compiler on an incompatible platform. Keep going.
What is the best current C++ compiler?
I am getting into C++ programming and I would like to know what the best current C++ compiler there is. Also if you know any good tutorial sites , that would be awesome..
What is the best current C++ compiler?
g++
microsoft visual c++
Reply:The BorlandC++ compiler is good and free to download.
Check out the links below for some good tutorials.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C++ 2005
You can download it free from the main site in Microsoft.com
and this is a good link
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Find Microsoft Visual C++ It's Free
What is the best current C++ compiler?
g++
microsoft visual c++
Reply:The BorlandC++ compiler is good and free to download.
Check out the links below for some good tutorials.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C++ 2005
You can download it free from the main site in Microsoft.com
and this is a good link
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Find Microsoft Visual C++ It's Free
How dose work the intle C++ compiler?
I have an intle c++ compiler ver.9.0 but it never work. I recive amessage that mean it can't find visual c++ 6 or better or cant locate...
How dose work the intle C++ compiler?
you have and upgrade and need the main program.
:%26gt; peace
.
Reply:probably don;t have the classpath variables setup right.
Reply:Well, if you're capable of using a compiler, you most certainly are capable of following the directions they give you. What do you mean it can't find vc++ 6? What happens when you install the compiler? Does it ask for VC++? Does it install completely? Did you try a hello world program?
How dose work the intle C++ compiler?
you have and upgrade and need the main program.
:%26gt; peace
.
Reply:probably don;t have the classpath variables setup right.
Reply:Well, if you're capable of using a compiler, you most certainly are capable of following the directions they give you. What do you mean it can't find vc++ 6? What happens when you install the compiler? Does it ask for VC++? Does it install completely? Did you try a hello world program?
I need help with my c++ compiler...?
i am using dev-c++4 as my compiler and i put this in
// my first program in C++
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!";
return 0;
}
then i compile it and it says i have no errors. so i push execute and nothing happens. wat am i doing wrong?
I need help with my c++ compiler...?
First, make sure you clicked both compile and build (you can also just click build directly).
Run your program from the command line. If you don’t want to, you can put in a (acceptable for beginners only) kludge by adding cin.get() to the end of main. See Google for the problem of C++ program closing too quickly.
Finally, I want to correct a technical error in your choice of words. But it’s critical you learn to make this distinction. Dev-C++ is what is known as an IDE. It is not a compiler itself. Your compiler is MingW (that’s what Dev-C++ is designed to use). MingW is the windows port of the gcc compiler. Knowing these details will help you with your Googling efforts.
Reply:....
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!";
cin.get();
....
Reply:Your program did work, it outputs Hello World but it was so fast you couldn't see it. Youre next line after the cout line should be a cin statement. The screen will pause for the cin, and you will see your Hello World. Then when you hit enter, the program will finish executing and exit. Without a line to pause the program (cin), the program executes, displays hello world, finishes executing and closes, fast enough where you didn't think anything happened.
Reply:You're program should compile fine, no errors. Did you start a console project, if so, you should use command line or dos box if on windows to run it.
Take a look on http://www.nextdawn.nl for a great series of C and C++ tutorials (they also explain compiling).
lady palm
// my first program in C++
#include %26lt;iostream%26gt;
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!";
return 0;
}
then i compile it and it says i have no errors. so i push execute and nothing happens. wat am i doing wrong?
I need help with my c++ compiler...?
First, make sure you clicked both compile and build (you can also just click build directly).
Run your program from the command line. If you don’t want to, you can put in a (acceptable for beginners only) kludge by adding cin.get() to the end of main. See Google for the problem of C++ program closing too quickly.
Finally, I want to correct a technical error in your choice of words. But it’s critical you learn to make this distinction. Dev-C++ is what is known as an IDE. It is not a compiler itself. Your compiler is MingW (that’s what Dev-C++ is designed to use). MingW is the windows port of the gcc compiler. Knowing these details will help you with your Googling efforts.
Reply:....
cout %26lt;%26lt; "Hello World!";
cin.get();
....
Reply:Your program did work, it outputs Hello World but it was so fast you couldn't see it. Youre next line after the cout line should be a cin statement. The screen will pause for the cin, and you will see your Hello World. Then when you hit enter, the program will finish executing and exit. Without a line to pause the program (cin), the program executes, displays hello world, finishes executing and closes, fast enough where you didn't think anything happened.
Reply:You're program should compile fine, no errors. Did you start a console project, if so, you should use command line or dos box if on windows to run it.
Take a look on http://www.nextdawn.nl for a great series of C and C++ tutorials (they also explain compiling).
lady palm
Does a c source code run on visual c++ compiler?
does a c source code run on visual c++ compiler?
Does a c source code run on visual c++ compiler?
In general, yes...
C++ is a superset of C... The name is supposed to be a pun! (One better than C... get it?)
There are always slight variations between compilers, so some minor tweaking MIGHT be needed; but usually they just run as-is!
Reply:if you compile your code as a console app, it should be no problem. to do that, just create a new project and select console application, and a blank application. then just import your code to the new app.
Reply:In general, you can use a C++ compiler to compile C programs. C++ is an extension of C. Think of it as a standard C compiler with additional support that lets it parse and compile object-oriented source statements. C++ source code looks very similar to Java.
Whether your programs will compile or not will depend on how old your version of Turbo C is. I have used Turbo C 1.5 for DOS since I first bought it in the early 1990s. In that version, an integer (int) is only two bytes. I've never used Visual C++, but I'm sure it uses 4-bytes as the default size for an int. The interfaces to C library routines have changed a bit too over the years. I've had mixed results compiling some of my old Turbo C 1.5 programs using gcc on Linux.
Good luck!
Reply:Visual C++ also comes with a C compiler. This is generally true for all C++ compiler sets. THey are usually both a C and C++ compiler combined.
You may have to modify your Turbo C code to work on Visual C++. As long as you use portable standard C code, you're good, but if you relied on Turbo C proprietary extensions, you're in trouble.
I can't believe how many people repeat the same mistake, so to correct others:
@N2FC:
In general, you don't know. It could be minor tweaking or major code rewriting.
@CinderBlock:
No, C++ is not C extended. It's an entirely different language. No, C++ isn't just C with classes. Clearly, you have never heard of templates and generic code.
If you wrote proper code, it shouldn't matter what the size of an int is, right?
People, please look at http://david.tribble.com/text/cdiffs.htm . If you think non-trivial C code works as is on C++ compilers, you are mistaken.
Does a c source code run on visual c++ compiler?
In general, yes...
C++ is a superset of C... The name is supposed to be a pun! (One better than C... get it?)
There are always slight variations between compilers, so some minor tweaking MIGHT be needed; but usually they just run as-is!
Reply:if you compile your code as a console app, it should be no problem. to do that, just create a new project and select console application, and a blank application. then just import your code to the new app.
Reply:In general, you can use a C++ compiler to compile C programs. C++ is an extension of C. Think of it as a standard C compiler with additional support that lets it parse and compile object-oriented source statements. C++ source code looks very similar to Java.
Whether your programs will compile or not will depend on how old your version of Turbo C is. I have used Turbo C 1.5 for DOS since I first bought it in the early 1990s. In that version, an integer (int) is only two bytes. I've never used Visual C++, but I'm sure it uses 4-bytes as the default size for an int. The interfaces to C library routines have changed a bit too over the years. I've had mixed results compiling some of my old Turbo C 1.5 programs using gcc on Linux.
Good luck!
Reply:Visual C++ also comes with a C compiler. This is generally true for all C++ compiler sets. THey are usually both a C and C++ compiler combined.
You may have to modify your Turbo C code to work on Visual C++. As long as you use portable standard C code, you're good, but if you relied on Turbo C proprietary extensions, you're in trouble.
I can't believe how many people repeat the same mistake, so to correct others:
@N2FC:
In general, you don't know. It could be minor tweaking or major code rewriting.
@CinderBlock:
No, C++ is not C extended. It's an entirely different language. No, C++ isn't just C with classes. Clearly, you have never heard of templates and generic code.
If you wrote proper code, it shouldn't matter what the size of an int is, right?
People, please look at http://david.tribble.com/text/cdiffs.htm . If you think non-trivial C code works as is on C++ compilers, you are mistaken.
Need help finding C compiler for windows?
Does anyone know a free C compiler for windows that doesn't need some nix environment? It would be great if you could give me link and explain what to do so I don't get lost :)
Need help finding C compiler for windows?
I use Dev C++ for work. It's great for the x86 platforms.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:try turbo (http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
or better google for borland...
Reply:There's two major standards compliant compilers out there (for Windows). The first is Microsoft's own compiler, which is Visual C++. It costs quite a bit of money, but you can get a scaled down version for free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
The other is MinGW. MinGW is nothing but a windows port of GCC, and GCC is the compiler of choice for Linux and other *NIX related systems.
http://mingw.org/
http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MinGW-5....
Reply:Try this link:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
Loads of them out there. And of course GCC.
Need help finding C compiler for windows?
I use Dev C++ for work. It's great for the x86 platforms.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Reply:try turbo (http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
or better google for borland...
Reply:There's two major standards compliant compilers out there (for Windows). The first is Microsoft's own compiler, which is Visual C++. It costs quite a bit of money, but you can get a scaled down version for free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
The other is MinGW. MinGW is nothing but a windows port of GCC, and GCC is the compiler of choice for Linux and other *NIX related systems.
http://mingw.org/
http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MinGW-5....
Reply:Try this link:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
Loads of them out there. And of course GCC.
What is your favorite C compiler?
I've been programming for 7 years now, and I'm finally forced to learn C. I'm wondering what you thing is the best C compiler out there.
What is your favorite C compiler?
I've been programming for 20+ years in C/C++, mainly with Borland and MS compilers. But my favorite is GCC (Gnu Compilers Collection). Borland and MS give you nice IDE's but you can use wide range of IDE's also with GCC: for *NIX you can use e.g. kdevelop or emacs. For Windows - also emacs for Windows or MinGW studio:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/mingw-devs...
Some people like DevC++ as an IDE for gcc...
In short: you have a choice :-)
Reply:The free gnu compiler gcc (http://gcc.gnu.org/) is released GPL (free open source). It is a very high quality compiler, flexible, standards based. It does not come with a development environment though some are available (emacs, for one). It also has a great debugger.
IDEs are nice, but I suggest learning to program without one. You end up understanding the language better.
Reply:For a totally integrated environment and ease of use -- no question, Visual C++ (yes, it does C as well).
For code generation (on PCs): Intel's free compiler. It makes tight, highly optimized code that doesn't need nearly as much tweaking as Microsoft's does.
Reply:I use a remote for all my programming. Just have to change the battery now and again and aim it in the right direction - works every time. Recommended.
What is your favorite C compiler?
I've been programming for 20+ years in C/C++, mainly with Borland and MS compilers. But my favorite is GCC (Gnu Compilers Collection). Borland and MS give you nice IDE's but you can use wide range of IDE's also with GCC: for *NIX you can use e.g. kdevelop or emacs. For Windows - also emacs for Windows or MinGW studio:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/mingw-devs...
Some people like DevC++ as an IDE for gcc...
In short: you have a choice :-)
Reply:The free gnu compiler gcc (http://gcc.gnu.org/) is released GPL (free open source). It is a very high quality compiler, flexible, standards based. It does not come with a development environment though some are available (emacs, for one). It also has a great debugger.
IDEs are nice, but I suggest learning to program without one. You end up understanding the language better.
Reply:For a totally integrated environment and ease of use -- no question, Visual C++ (yes, it does C as well).
For code generation (on PCs): Intel's free compiler. It makes tight, highly optimized code that doesn't need nearly as much tweaking as Microsoft's does.
Reply:I use a remote for all my programming. Just have to change the battery now and again and aim it in the right direction - works every time. Recommended.
Is there a good free C++ compiler?
I'm a college student and I need to write C++ programs. I downloaded Visual C++ 2005 express edition. It runs the code, but if there is an error it does not tell me at which line the error is or what kind of error it is. This makes it very difficult to debug my programs. Does anyone know of a better C++ compiler that is either free or inexpensive?
Is there a good free C++ compiler?
if you r using vc++.... then it will tell u the errors in the code.
open the task list and output widows errors are seen over there.
Reply:Try gcc ( GNU C Compiler) or g++ for C++, you can download Dev C++ IDE, it comes with C++ compiler. I've not used VS C++.Net yet, but my experience with C# is pretty good. If you have Visual Studio.NET 2005 (should be able to get it cheap if you are student), you should produce syntax-error-free codes, because the IDE will spot the error place for you before you compile
Reply:Try gcc ( GNU C Compiler) or g++ for C++, you can download Dev C++ IDE, it comes with C++ compiler. I've not used VS C++.Net yet, but my experience with C# is pretty good. If you have Visual Studio.NET 2005 (should be able to get it cheap if you are student), you should produce syntax-error-free codes, because the IDE will spot the error place for you before you compile
snow of june
Is there a good free C++ compiler?
if you r using vc++.... then it will tell u the errors in the code.
open the task list and output widows errors are seen over there.
Reply:Try gcc ( GNU C Compiler) or g++ for C++, you can download Dev C++ IDE, it comes with C++ compiler. I've not used VS C++.Net yet, but my experience with C# is pretty good. If you have Visual Studio.NET 2005 (should be able to get it cheap if you are student), you should produce syntax-error-free codes, because the IDE will spot the error place for you before you compile
Reply:Try gcc ( GNU C Compiler) or g++ for C++, you can download Dev C++ IDE, it comes with C++ compiler. I've not used VS C++.Net yet, but my experience with C# is pretty good. If you have Visual Studio.NET 2005 (should be able to get it cheap if you are student), you should produce syntax-error-free codes, because the IDE will spot the error place for you before you compile
snow of june
Do anyone know the fix to Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler for a notebook that runs Windows Vista home basic?
I have a dell notebook that runs vista home basics and i want to use the compiler application "Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler"
however my program will not compile
Do anyone know the fix to Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler for a notebook that runs Windows Vista home basic?
It should work, that is what I use currently. Was the install bad?
Were there compiling errors when trying to compile?
however my program will not compile
Do anyone know the fix to Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler for a notebook that runs Windows Vista home basic?
It should work, that is what I use currently. Was the install bad?
Were there compiling errors when trying to compile?
Where can i download free C,C++, Java & .Net tutorials with compilers?
for the C and C++ compilers, you can download it for free from Borland.com. For the Java compiler, you can download it for free from sun.com (it is around 50 mb). As for the tutorials, you should do a search on the net. If i remember correctly, there was a good site called www.free-ed.net.
Check out the sites mentioned above and hope that things go well with you.
Check out the sites mentioned above and hope that things go well with you.
I am interested in learning C, but I dont have a good, free C compiler. Do you know of one?
I'm a novice concerning Command Prompt, and not well versed in techie lingo was therefore effectively rendered completely baffled when I found a seemingly good C compiler that was called Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.47. (I couldn't understand how to compile a program even after reading the readme) Do you know how to use this compiler or do you know of a compiler that is easy-to-use and is free? Thanks in advance
I am interested in learning C, but I dont have a good, free C compiler. Do you know of one?
%26gt; I'm a novice concerning Command Prompt, and not well versed in techie lingo
Then you'll have to work to change that. You can't say you want to get into C, without making any effort to increase your knowledge. Sorry, doesn't work that way.
%26gt; Do you know how to use this compiler
Detailed in the readme. If you don't understand what the readme is saying, try Google first, and then ask a question regarding it. But in general (regardless of compiler), the process is to type your code up in plain text. Save it as a file. Then on the command line call the compiler, with the file as an argument. The exact arguments you pass in are detailed in the compiler documentation.
%26gt; do you know of a compiler that is easy-to-use and is free
Visual C++ Express. (It compiles C code as well). Also, MingW (windows port of gcc). Perhaps you want an IDE? IDEs provide an environment where you can type in code and with a click have it compiled. I use Code::Blocks. If you have the money, you can get Visual Studio. wxDev-C++ is also an option.
Reply:Go with Microsoft Visual C++ Express, you don't have to use the command line. You get a much more intuitive interface that's driven towards creating software, not learning commands to throw at the compiler.
Reply:The favourite of many C programmers around the world is Turbo C++. Also very popular is the Borland Compiler.
Both these compilers are difficult to configure before use, but Borland can be done with much ease when instruction from this site are followed.
http://csjava.occ.cccd.edu/~gilberts/bcc...
To compile a program in TC, save the source Code with the appropriate extension(.c for C and .cpp for C++) and hit Ctrl+F9. That's it.
To do the same with Borland C++, you have to save the file with the extension and then click tools%26gt;build. An .exe file with the same name is created in the same folder as the source code(the original program), which when double-clicked runs the program.
Reply:I've always like Dev-C++. You can get it here:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
The entry titled:
Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2
Should have everything you need to edit and compile source code in C, and C++ for that matter.
I am interested in learning C, but I dont have a good, free C compiler. Do you know of one?
%26gt; I'm a novice concerning Command Prompt, and not well versed in techie lingo
Then you'll have to work to change that. You can't say you want to get into C, without making any effort to increase your knowledge. Sorry, doesn't work that way.
%26gt; Do you know how to use this compiler
Detailed in the readme. If you don't understand what the readme is saying, try Google first, and then ask a question regarding it. But in general (regardless of compiler), the process is to type your code up in plain text. Save it as a file. Then on the command line call the compiler, with the file as an argument. The exact arguments you pass in are detailed in the compiler documentation.
%26gt; do you know of a compiler that is easy-to-use and is free
Visual C++ Express. (It compiles C code as well). Also, MingW (windows port of gcc). Perhaps you want an IDE? IDEs provide an environment where you can type in code and with a click have it compiled. I use Code::Blocks. If you have the money, you can get Visual Studio. wxDev-C++ is also an option.
Reply:Go with Microsoft Visual C++ Express, you don't have to use the command line. You get a much more intuitive interface that's driven towards creating software, not learning commands to throw at the compiler.
Reply:The favourite of many C programmers around the world is Turbo C++. Also very popular is the Borland Compiler.
Both these compilers are difficult to configure before use, but Borland can be done with much ease when instruction from this site are followed.
http://csjava.occ.cccd.edu/~gilberts/bcc...
To compile a program in TC, save the source Code with the appropriate extension(.c for C and .cpp for C++) and hit Ctrl+F9. That's it.
To do the same with Borland C++, you have to save the file with the extension and then click tools%26gt;build. An .exe file with the same name is created in the same folder as the source code(the original program), which when double-clicked runs the program.
Reply:I've always like Dev-C++. You can get it here:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
The entry titled:
Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2
Should have everything you need to edit and compile source code in C, and C++ for that matter.
Which is the the best c compiler?
Hi!
Plz, tell me which is best compiler for making c programs for the successors of Win98, performance is the major option.
Thank you,
Parv
Which is the the best c compiler?
What do you mean by 'best'? Visual Studio is good, but even its release builds contain more code than the average C compiler generates. It does optimize very well though. It also generates excellent debug builds. I haven't really used any of the other compilers, but they would all probably work fine, and depending on what you are doing it probably won't matter, as any extra performance will be too small to measure.
Reply:Vstudio
sweet pea
Plz, tell me which is best compiler for making c programs for the successors of Win98, performance is the major option.
Thank you,
Parv
Which is the the best c compiler?
What do you mean by 'best'? Visual Studio is good, but even its release builds contain more code than the average C compiler generates. It does optimize very well though. It also generates excellent debug builds. I haven't really used any of the other compilers, but they would all probably work fine, and depending on what you are doing it probably won't matter, as any extra performance will be too small to measure.
Reply:Vstudio
sweet pea
Looking for a C++ compiler?
im reading same teach yourself C ++ in 21 day my problem is i need a c++ compiler so i can do the activities
Looking for a C++ compiler?
sudo apt-get install g++
Reply:Borland is probably the easiest to use.
Watcom has always produced executables that are smaller and faster than other compilers.
The gnu compiler is the standard compiler these days.
You can get any of them for free, following the links on the page below.
Reply:The best for free one for Windows is bloodshed's Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Visual C++ 2005/2008 is also free but is slightly a different language then say VC++6/7 - but the IDE is free
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
If that doesn't suit your needs, then pick one from this free list.
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
I believe GCC has to be run in cygwin for it to work in windows.
Reply:try to get borland c++ compiler, which is based on dos...
or you can get dev C++ compiler, which is a windows IDE for free...
try www.download.com...
all the best
Reply:download the program from the site. easy things!
Looking for a C++ compiler?
sudo apt-get install g++
Reply:Borland is probably the easiest to use.
Watcom has always produced executables that are smaller and faster than other compilers.
The gnu compiler is the standard compiler these days.
You can get any of them for free, following the links on the page below.
Reply:The best for free one for Windows is bloodshed's Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Visual C++ 2005/2008 is also free but is slightly a different language then say VC++6/7 - but the IDE is free
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
If that doesn't suit your needs, then pick one from this free list.
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
I believe GCC has to be run in cygwin for it to work in windows.
Reply:try to get borland c++ compiler, which is based on dos...
or you can get dev C++ compiler, which is a windows IDE for free...
try www.download.com...
all the best
Reply:download the program from the site. easy things!
What is the most popular C++ compiler and linker used in the programming industry today?
I want to learn C++ but I don't want to learn on a compiler or linker that is not commonly used such as Borland. Any tips?
What is the most popular C++ compiler and linker used in the programming industry today?
Well, the compiler that industries use is of cause Visual Studio from Microsoft. Microsoft offers free Express edition for personal and student use.
Reply:Visual C++ by MS is the most common. Borland C++ builder is what I learned on, and it was a bad idea. Too much proprietary junk, since it is really writing in Pascal in the background.
Reply:In terms of industry, the short answer is Visual C++ on Windows and GCC on linux/unix/OSX.
Reply:Codewarrior.
Reply:use devcpp compiler.... it is vry easy to use.
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What is the most popular C++ compiler and linker used in the programming industry today?
Well, the compiler that industries use is of cause Visual Studio from Microsoft. Microsoft offers free Express edition for personal and student use.
Reply:Visual C++ by MS is the most common. Borland C++ builder is what I learned on, and it was a bad idea. Too much proprietary junk, since it is really writing in Pascal in the background.
Reply:In terms of industry, the short answer is Visual C++ on Windows and GCC on linux/unix/OSX.
Reply:Codewarrior.
Reply:use devcpp compiler.... it is vry easy to use.
bottle palm
Help- stuck with using a C compiler??!!?
I've got a project due in at college, and i don't know anything about using a C compiler!! It's on finding codes in texts, i'm trying to use the program on the panin.c link at http://cs.anu.edu.au/~bdm/dilugim/panin.... I've tried downloading Microsoft C++ Visual Basic and Miracle C but it keeps coming up with errors msgs.... could someone try the program out/ tell me where i'm going wrong? I want the program to work on a file containing text so I can find Panin's patterns....?
Help- stuck with using a C compiler??!!?
That web page specifically says that the program is for linux/unix and is known to compile ok with gcc.
Maybe the program is relatively easy to port to windows but you don't seem to have the experience to do it. So your options seem to be:
(1) use someone's linux machine - a friend, perhaps
(2) install cygwin on windows. Among the things you can download with it is the gcc compiler. It isn't that hard and you should be able to compile the program.
Reply:Welcome to the wonderful world of programming. I've got news for you, if you stick with this field, you better get used to seeing errors, it just comes with the territory. What you should do is, when you see an error, look for a solution rather than going online and asking someone. You'll learn to be self-reliant and you'll learn how to fix these errors yourself. If the compiler is Unix-based, it probably has man pages, so lookup the errors in there and figure out how to fix them, or consult the compiler's documentation.
Reply:No way can you expect a programming course in C++ from Y7A! Taking an existing C program and porting it to a different compiler can be trivial or it can be close to impossible. You need experience in C/C++ to be able to do that. If you are serious with using c/C++ I would advice that you get a C++ for Dummy handbook and start getting experience. Than you will also be able to the the needed conversions.
Help- stuck with using a C compiler??!!?
That web page specifically says that the program is for linux/unix and is known to compile ok with gcc.
Maybe the program is relatively easy to port to windows but you don't seem to have the experience to do it. So your options seem to be:
(1) use someone's linux machine - a friend, perhaps
(2) install cygwin on windows. Among the things you can download with it is the gcc compiler. It isn't that hard and you should be able to compile the program.
Reply:Welcome to the wonderful world of programming. I've got news for you, if you stick with this field, you better get used to seeing errors, it just comes with the territory. What you should do is, when you see an error, look for a solution rather than going online and asking someone. You'll learn to be self-reliant and you'll learn how to fix these errors yourself. If the compiler is Unix-based, it probably has man pages, so lookup the errors in there and figure out how to fix them, or consult the compiler's documentation.
Reply:No way can you expect a programming course in C++ from Y7A! Taking an existing C program and porting it to a different compiler can be trivial or it can be close to impossible. You need experience in C/C++ to be able to do that. If you are serious with using c/C++ I would advice that you get a C++ for Dummy handbook and start getting experience. Than you will also be able to the the needed conversions.
A good C++ compiler for Mac?
What is the best or any C++ compiler for Mac OS X?
Thanks :)
A good C++ compiler for Mac?
Hi there... Alice's suggestion is ideally the best solution however here's some more to consider:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
Reply:You probably want to install XCode either from the DVD that came with the mac or download from Apple.com. Once you install that, you can use the Xcode IDE or just use g++ from the command line.
Thanks :)
A good C++ compiler for Mac?
Hi there... Alice's suggestion is ideally the best solution however here's some more to consider:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
Reply:You probably want to install XCode either from the DVD that came with the mac or download from Apple.com. Once you install that, you can use the Xcode IDE or just use g++ from the command line.
Having difficulties with c++ compiler??
so like i type correctly all the codes and like the compiler wont show me any errors, and like when i finish the typing and i compile it and it shows me that it compiled it successfully . but when i press on the program it wont show me the results. this black window just opens for a second and it closes and doesnt show me what it was supposed to. and now i am talking about real simple orders like to appear me a phrase or sth, nothing more, and it doesnt.
my compiler is bloodshed Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2
Having difficulties with c++ compiler??
It looks like your program runs (apparently in a console session), completes, and exit - then the console session goes away. You could do a couple of things: start a console session and execute your program from there, or add a single input statement at the end of your program to keep the console session open.
Reply:you should give getch() function before closing the main function then you can see the answer ,,,, I think like that you met ,,
ok
fine
Reply:That is the way Windows works with console applications... As it was mentioned, your program starts, runs, prints its results, completes and ... Windows close the completed application window at the same moment, not waiting for you to look at the result!
There are several different ways to get over this problem. The simplest, imho, is to add some code to the end of your program, that will make it work until you instruct it to quit.
For example, you may add the following instruction to your application:
getch();
It will just wait for you to press any key. You can make it even nicier:
puts("Press any key to quit..."); getch();
NB: to use "getch()" you may need to include an appropriate header file. I.e. add the following line to other includes:
#include %26lt;conio.h%26gt;
my compiler is bloodshed Dev-C++ 4.9.9.2
Having difficulties with c++ compiler??
It looks like your program runs (apparently in a console session), completes, and exit - then the console session goes away. You could do a couple of things: start a console session and execute your program from there, or add a single input statement at the end of your program to keep the console session open.
Reply:you should give getch() function before closing the main function then you can see the answer ,,,, I think like that you met ,,
ok
fine
Reply:That is the way Windows works with console applications... As it was mentioned, your program starts, runs, prints its results, completes and ... Windows close the completed application window at the same moment, not waiting for you to look at the result!
There are several different ways to get over this problem. The simplest, imho, is to add some code to the end of your program, that will make it work until you instruct it to quit.
For example, you may add the following instruction to your application:
getch();
It will just wait for you to press any key. You can make it even nicier:
puts("Press any key to quit..."); getch();
NB: to use "getch()" you may need to include an appropriate header file. I.e. add the following line to other includes:
#include %26lt;conio.h%26gt;
I need dynamic c compiler urgently?
i need dynamic c compiler to develop an application but am not getting it anywhere on the net. i need the compiler and the guide urgently...
I need dynamic c compiler urgently?
http://www.rabbitsemiconductor.com/c-com...
Reply:Turbo C also has a good conpiler...
Reply:Google not working for you?
http://www.google.com/search?q=C+compile...
The major compilers are GNU gcc, or the Windows version MingW. Or Microsoft Visual C++ (it compiles C code as well).
Reply:famous and free c compiler = devcpp
download it from here = http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
magnolia
I need dynamic c compiler urgently?
http://www.rabbitsemiconductor.com/c-com...
Reply:Turbo C also has a good conpiler...
Reply:Google not working for you?
http://www.google.com/search?q=C+compile...
The major compilers are GNU gcc, or the Windows version MingW. Or Microsoft Visual C++ (it compiles C code as well).
Reply:famous and free c compiler = devcpp
download it from here = http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
magnolia
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Where will I get a turbo C compiler for XP?
I am using a Turbo C++ which runs fine on XP and gives no blue screen but its not supporting C, usually, a compiler supports both C and C++
Anyway, suggest me a compiler for XP and also laptop(I tried one which is pretty complicated to run on a laptop)
Where will I get a turbo C compiler for XP?
How about just getting Visual C++ express and going from there.
Also, you aren't the first person to ask a question about a compiler. It's a bit odd that you intend to learn C++, but you won't Google your question.
Reply:Just do a search for "turbo c compiler" and you will find several free versions available for download.
Here's one example but there are plenty more.
http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
Reply:Use VC++ 6.0
Anyway, suggest me a compiler for XP and also laptop(I tried one which is pretty complicated to run on a laptop)
Where will I get a turbo C compiler for XP?
How about just getting Visual C++ express and going from there.
Also, you aren't the first person to ask a question about a compiler. It's a bit odd that you intend to learn C++, but you won't Google your question.
Reply:Just do a search for "turbo c compiler" and you will find several free versions available for download.
Here's one example but there are plenty more.
http://www.acms.arizona.edu/education/op...
Reply:Use VC++ 6.0
What's a good C++ compiler?
I dont know whats a good C++ compiler. there are plenty of free ones available on the net but these musn't be as effective as commercial ones. Any recomendations??
What's a good C++ compiler?
I recomended you,you post your requirement at http://expert.hyparoffice.com/
many expert wait for help you.
Reply:I have been working on C/C++ for about 8 years. In my opinion the best C/C++ compilers are the free ones that are available on the net. You can use GCC which has ports in Linux and windows. Before downloading compilers check their site for bugs and patches. Don't download the latest ones, try a little older one which will be stable. Even the best operating systems are compiled using free compilers.
Reply:for my opinion i think is bloodshed.
What's a good C++ compiler?
I recomended you,you post your requirement at http://expert.hyparoffice.com/
many expert wait for help you.
Reply:I have been working on C/C++ for about 8 years. In my opinion the best C/C++ compilers are the free ones that are available on the net. You can use GCC which has ports in Linux and windows. Before downloading compilers check their site for bugs and patches. Don't download the latest ones, try a little older one which will be stable. Even the best operating systems are compiled using free compilers.
Reply:for my opinion i think is bloodshed.
HI c++ compiler help?
Where could i get a borland c++ 3.0 compiler for free dos version
HI c++ compiler help?
http://www.ecuadors.net/compilers.htm
g/l
Reply:First, you need to contact the lifeforms of the Vega star system. Request the proper file bytes from them. After a short period of time (a little over 50 years), you will receive the bytes of all necessary files from them in binary. Make sure to account for atmospheric interference if you're using a common radio frequency. Once you have the data, open your hex editor (you do have one, right?) and input the bytes one at a time. When you're finished, you should be able to use the compiler. You might need to do a few manual registry updates. Oh, and I think Vega is pretty trustworthy, but it couldn't hurt to run a virus scan on the file once you're finished downloading it. Vega might be planning something.
Reply:Well try searchin in www.soft32.com , or try to search in google
HI c++ compiler help?
http://www.ecuadors.net/compilers.htm
g/l
Reply:First, you need to contact the lifeforms of the Vega star system. Request the proper file bytes from them. After a short period of time (a little over 50 years), you will receive the bytes of all necessary files from them in binary. Make sure to account for atmospheric interference if you're using a common radio frequency. Once you have the data, open your hex editor (you do have one, right?) and input the bytes one at a time. When you're finished, you should be able to use the compiler. You might need to do a few manual registry updates. Oh, and I think Vega is pretty trustworthy, but it couldn't hurt to run a virus scan on the file once you're finished downloading it. Vega might be planning something.
Reply:Well try searchin in www.soft32.com , or try to search in google
Visual c++ compiler?
where can i get a visual c++ compiler free.
Visual c++ compiler?
Microsoft has one that is free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
forsythia
Visual c++ compiler?
Microsoft has one that is free.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
forsythia
A C compiler for Windows Vista?
Can someone tell me a free compiler for Vista and also how exactly to use it to compile and run a .c file? (I'm used to Linux/command line so please be specific)
A C compiler for Windows Vista?
Sorry, I don't know any, in the windows world your looking at coughing up some dollar to get a compiler.
Reply:i think Borland C++ compiler is best .. though dont trust me :)
Reply:One program you might want to try is Dev-CPP at bloodshed.net. It is a free IDE (integrated development environment) for windows that supports C and C++. I know it runs on xp, but I am not sure how vista will effect it. This is not the best thing out there and it has some quirks in it... but it does work, it is free, and is a relatively small download (I believe around 14 MB). It also has an online update with several plugins and extra libraries. However, they have not updated the IDE for sometime and I am not sure if they still develop it.
Dev-CPP uses the MiniGW compiler/libraries. So if you only want a compiler and library set without an IDE, you might want to look into it at minigw.org
You might also be interested in Microsoft's Visual C++ Express. It is free.... but it strays further from standard C and has a few limitations that, depending on our intended purposes, may affect your goals. Google it and see if it has what you want or if there are ways around the limitations.
A C compiler for Windows Vista?
Sorry, I don't know any, in the windows world your looking at coughing up some dollar to get a compiler.
Reply:i think Borland C++ compiler is best .. though dont trust me :)
Reply:One program you might want to try is Dev-CPP at bloodshed.net. It is a free IDE (integrated development environment) for windows that supports C and C++. I know it runs on xp, but I am not sure how vista will effect it. This is not the best thing out there and it has some quirks in it... but it does work, it is free, and is a relatively small download (I believe around 14 MB). It also has an online update with several plugins and extra libraries. However, they have not updated the IDE for sometime and I am not sure if they still develop it.
Dev-CPP uses the MiniGW compiler/libraries. So if you only want a compiler and library set without an IDE, you might want to look into it at minigw.org
You might also be interested in Microsoft's Visual C++ Express. It is free.... but it strays further from standard C and has a few limitations that, depending on our intended purposes, may affect your goals. Google it and see if it has what you want or if there are ways around the limitations.
Setting up the Borland C++ compiler?
When setting up Borland C++ compiler these instructions come up
Open a console box.
1. Start | Run...
2. Type "command" into the field [Enter]
My question is what is a console box and how do you open it???
Setting up the Borland C++ compiler?
It means using Windows Command Prompt to set Borland C++ Compiler.
So, Goto Start Menu, and click RUN
Type:
cmd
if the OS is XP or
command
if the OS is 98 or so
and then press [ENTER] Key
You will now get the console (Command Prompt).
Reply:i think it means the command prompt. It should be in Start under accessories and you should see command prompt and that should open your "console box"
Open a console box.
1. Start | Run...
2. Type "command" into the field [Enter]
My question is what is a console box and how do you open it???
Setting up the Borland C++ compiler?
It means using Windows Command Prompt to set Borland C++ Compiler.
So, Goto Start Menu, and click RUN
Type:
cmd
if the OS is XP or
command
if the OS is 98 or so
and then press [ENTER] Key
You will now get the console (Command Prompt).
Reply:i think it means the command prompt. It should be in Start under accessories and you should see command prompt and that should open your "console box"
Small c++ compiler?
What is the smallest (takes up the least hdd space) C++ compiler you can think of that will run on Windows?
Small c++ compiler?
The smallest I can think of is g++ that you can get from Cygwin download. You just open the Dev tree node after the setup menu and download the below
Cygwin gcc-core (C compiler) 3.4.x
Cygwin gcc-c++ (C++ compiler) 3.4.x
Cygwin gdb (GNU Debugger) 6.5.50
Cygwin make 3.80
You might need to add the C:\cygwin\bin to your "Path" Environmental Varible. It's not the easiest but the smallest that I know of.
Small c++ compiler?
The smallest I can think of is g++ that you can get from Cygwin download. You just open the Dev tree node after the setup menu and download the below
Cygwin gcc-core (C compiler) 3.4.x
Cygwin gcc-c++ (C++ compiler) 3.4.x
Cygwin gdb (GNU Debugger) 6.5.50
Cygwin make 3.80
You might need to add the C:\cygwin\bin to your "Path" Environmental Varible. It's not the easiest but the smallest that I know of.
Looking for a free c compiler?
i need a c compiler so i can do my course work at home. ive tryed to buy one from pcworld but they dont sell them any more not sure why. if any one nows where i can tell me were i can find a good c compiler i would be greatfull. i would prefere if it was free
Looking for a free c compiler?
http://www.bloodshed.net/ has a very good C++/C compiler that should compile any C code you have no problem.
Reply:Search the net for gcc - the GNU C Compiler.
Rawlyn.
Reply:There are several free ones available. For a good bargain, go to Borland's website and download Turbo C++ for free.
Otherwise, look for DJGPP, the free Gnu C++ computer.
Finally, just put in "free C compiler" into Google and visit the tons of pages that come up and select one.
Reply:Should you actually have to go to the Dark$ide, Microsoft's student pricing for Visual Studio isn't bad at all.
jasmine
Looking for a free c compiler?
http://www.bloodshed.net/ has a very good C++/C compiler that should compile any C code you have no problem.
Reply:Search the net for gcc - the GNU C Compiler.
Rawlyn.
Reply:There are several free ones available. For a good bargain, go to Borland's website and download Turbo C++ for free.
Otherwise, look for DJGPP, the free Gnu C++ computer.
Finally, just put in "free C compiler" into Google and visit the tons of pages that come up and select one.
Reply:Should you actually have to go to the Dark$ide, Microsoft's student pricing for Visual Studio isn't bad at all.
jasmine
GNU C++ compiler for Ubuntu Edgy?
How can I install the GNU C++ compiler for Ubuntu Edgy?
Is it inbuilt or do I have to download it? If it's inbuilt, what should I do to use it?
GNU C++ compiler for Ubuntu Edgy?
Hi, install these:
sudo apt-get install build-essential(s)
I am not sure whether its with or without the "s".
Good Luck!
Is it inbuilt or do I have to download it? If it's inbuilt, what should I do to use it?
GNU C++ compiler for Ubuntu Edgy?
Hi, install these:
sudo apt-get install build-essential(s)
I am not sure whether its with or without the "s".
Good Luck!
Need a C++ compiler?
Hi,
I am appearing for C++ certification. I need a compiler for that . My OS is windows XP. Does anyone have link to download the compiler?
Need a C++ compiler?
Get your answer from here. There are lots of free compilers available...
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Reply:hey
I hav compiler
But,which institute providing u certification...any private institute or microsoft like
in case i may try.
reply me on oxygen_forall@yahoo.com
or IM me on msngr
Reply:Get in touch with your computer vendor. He will install it for free.
Reply:check this link out -
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Reply:here is the link for it :
http://rapidshare.com/files/22589234/Tc3...
good luck
Reply:Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express Edition is available for free from microsoft at msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express
I am appearing for C++ certification. I need a compiler for that . My OS is windows XP. Does anyone have link to download the compiler?
Need a C++ compiler?
Get your answer from here. There are lots of free compilers available...
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...
Reply:hey
I hav compiler
But,which institute providing u certification...any private institute or microsoft like
in case i may try.
reply me on oxygen_forall@yahoo.com
or IM me on msngr
Reply:Get in touch with your computer vendor. He will install it for free.
Reply:check this link out -
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Reply:here is the link for it :
http://rapidshare.com/files/22589234/Tc3...
good luck
Reply:Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express Edition is available for free from microsoft at msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express
Can anyone suggest me the C compiler for windows vista,which is free?
hey i bought a new Laptop with Windows Vista as Operating System. Can anyone suggest me the C Compiler so that i can compile my c programs on Vista?
Can anyone suggest me the C compiler for windows vista,which is free?
Sure!
GCC is free.
http://gcc.gnu.org/
TinyC is free.
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/
Microsoft (no, really) releases free Express Editions of their compilers.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/2005/
Eclipse with the C/C++ extensions works with GCC and (I think) TCC, in case you want an IDE for those.
Hope this helps!
Can anyone suggest me the C compiler for windows vista,which is free?
Sure!
GCC is free.
http://gcc.gnu.org/
TinyC is free.
http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/
Microsoft (no, really) releases free Express Editions of their compilers.
http://www.microsoft.com/express/2005/
Eclipse with the C/C++ extensions works with GCC and (I think) TCC, in case you want an IDE for those.
Hope this helps!
Anyone knows a C compiler that works with windows vista?
I've tried Dev C++ and Code:Blocks, both do not work. I need a C compiler(not c++ or c#), that works on windows vista home premium
Anyone knows a C compiler that works with windows vista?
Dev-C++ and Code::Blocks are IDEs for the MingW compiler (Windows port of gcc). It definitely works on Vista, but you may have to take additional steps to get it working. It's not like these steps are a secret. You can Google them.
http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php...
Or you can use Visual C++ Express.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C++ Express will work with Vista and will compile both C++ and C application and can be downloaded for free from the following location - http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
It should be noted that if you go with Visual Studio you will have to make sure you create and empty project and only use standard C file extensions (i.e. *.c and *.h) as the complier works by checking the extension you use to determine what mode to compiled with.
Also worth checking out is GCC - http://gcc.gnu.org/ -which has some builds for Vista out as well. However as GCC does not provide a IDE to work in most developers find it a bit intimidating t first and there is a learning curve for compiling programs.
Reply:linux ,turbo c can work with windows vista
crab apple
Anyone knows a C compiler that works with windows vista?
Dev-C++ and Code::Blocks are IDEs for the MingW compiler (Windows port of gcc). It definitely works on Vista, but you may have to take additional steps to get it working. It's not like these steps are a secret. You can Google them.
http://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php...
Or you can use Visual C++ Express.
Reply:Microsoft Visual C++ Express will work with Vista and will compile both C++ and C application and can be downloaded for free from the following location - http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
It should be noted that if you go with Visual Studio you will have to make sure you create and empty project and only use standard C file extensions (i.e. *.c and *.h) as the complier works by checking the extension you use to determine what mode to compiled with.
Also worth checking out is GCC - http://gcc.gnu.org/ -which has some builds for Vista out as well. However as GCC does not provide a IDE to work in most developers find it a bit intimidating t first and there is a learning curve for compiling programs.
Reply:linux ,turbo c can work with windows vista
crab apple
C++ compiler on mobile device?
I have a Nokia 6680 phone. Can I run a small C++ compiler directly to the phone?
Thanks!
C++ compiler on mobile device?
I don't think you can run a compiler on the phone, compilers can use lots of memory which is rarely available on mobile and embedded devices.
Reply:I'm not sure about Nokia but there may be some compilers available for Motorola phones. I've never tried to compile a program on the actual phone, but in Moto's SDK packs that are available for free download, they have phone emulators so you can see exactly how your program will look on their phones.
Firstly I'd search Nokia's website for some information on similar SDKs. Theres alot of helpful software out there for developers.
Thanks!
C++ compiler on mobile device?
I don't think you can run a compiler on the phone, compilers can use lots of memory which is rarely available on mobile and embedded devices.
Reply:I'm not sure about Nokia but there may be some compilers available for Motorola phones. I've never tried to compile a program on the actual phone, but in Moto's SDK packs that are available for free download, they have phone emulators so you can see exactly how your program will look on their phones.
Firstly I'd search Nokia's website for some information on similar SDKs. Theres alot of helpful software out there for developers.
Royalty-Free Free C++ compiler that works on Vista?
I want a C++ compiler on which I can make apps for commercial purposes without having to pay royalties and should work on Vista. If it is GCC, please tell me how to install it.
Royalty-Free Free C++ compiler that works on Vista?
Okay, there is just one problem in discussing this. Binaries compiled under GCC can access no more than 32 megabytes of memory under Vista. Period. This is a deliberate security setting which Microsoft absolutely refuses to change, no way no how.
Dev-C++ is a front-end for GCC. They provide excellent instructions for installing it. Go here:
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
I do recommend something, and you don't HAVE to spend money but I recommend that as well. Digital Mars's C++ compiler is -- as good as GCC. And I'm writing this on Linux so even though I'm not running the compiler I'm using Gcc's libraries. It supports the full ANSI standard better than Visual C++ OR Borland C++ (apart or combined). You can download it for free if you want to run it from the command line but I recommend the 42+ bucks to buy the cd:
http://www.digitalmars.com/shop.html
It's just an awesome product and no you won't have to pay royalties.
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
im pretty sure that this is the same as the other guys but if not then here u go.
also, dev c is a great program considering it is free and royalty free, but micrsofts visual c++ express is easier to use, but it is not royalty free or free, : ( , the free version is only a 30 day trial, if u want easy to use, then u hav to dish out the money, but i would recommend bloodsheds dev c++
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
u should get it from the link above
Reply:Dev C++ is open source under the GNU license. Compiler engine is g++.
Royalty-Free Free C++ compiler that works on Vista?
Okay, there is just one problem in discussing this. Binaries compiled under GCC can access no more than 32 megabytes of memory under Vista. Period. This is a deliberate security setting which Microsoft absolutely refuses to change, no way no how.
Dev-C++ is a front-end for GCC. They provide excellent instructions for installing it. Go here:
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
I do recommend something, and you don't HAVE to spend money but I recommend that as well. Digital Mars's C++ compiler is -- as good as GCC. And I'm writing this on Linux so even though I'm not running the compiler I'm using Gcc's libraries. It supports the full ANSI standard better than Visual C++ OR Borland C++ (apart or combined). You can download it for free if you want to run it from the command line but I recommend the 42+ bucks to buy the cd:
http://www.digitalmars.com/shop.html
It's just an awesome product and no you won't have to pay royalties.
Reply:http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
im pretty sure that this is the same as the other guys but if not then here u go.
also, dev c is a great program considering it is free and royalty free, but micrsofts visual c++ express is easier to use, but it is not royalty free or free, : ( , the free version is only a 30 day trial, if u want easy to use, then u hav to dish out the money, but i would recommend bloodsheds dev c++
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
u should get it from the link above
Reply:Dev C++ is open source under the GNU license. Compiler engine is g++.
C++ compiler error?
im using spetniks c++ compiler, and when i click compile it comes up with the following error: cannot find bcc32.exe please insure that program is running from the same directory as 'bcc32,exe'
C++ compiler error?
Do a re-install of your C++ environment. Do a repair when asked. Something has changed and a re-install (repair) should fix it.
C++ compiler error?
Do a re-install of your C++ environment. Do a repair when asked. Something has changed and a re-install (repair) should fix it.
C++ Compiler?
Does anyone have a C++ compiler they like and works well. I'll looking for one and I would like to find one that would work easily. :) Thanks
C++ Compiler?
i use microsoft visual C++ in the visual studio suite. Sometimes Microsoft has its own proprietary functions that will not work when not compiled with visual studio though, so you would have to watch out for that.
on linux, i just use the native eclipse with c/c++ plugin. eclipse has a lot of features though so it might be a bit confusing if u're not used to it.
Reply:Try LCC-Win32
Reply:try microsoft visual studio express, or, if you're on *nix, just use gcc :)
Reply:There is a c++ compiler called Turbo c++, its easy to use. Find it out.
Reply:if you want a simple thing then we have GPP compiler
its not Graphical like Visual Studio but a CUI
strawberry
C++ Compiler?
i use microsoft visual C++ in the visual studio suite. Sometimes Microsoft has its own proprietary functions that will not work when not compiled with visual studio though, so you would have to watch out for that.
on linux, i just use the native eclipse with c/c++ plugin. eclipse has a lot of features though so it might be a bit confusing if u're not used to it.
Reply:Try LCC-Win32
Reply:try microsoft visual studio express, or, if you're on *nix, just use gcc :)
Reply:There is a c++ compiler called Turbo c++, its easy to use. Find it out.
Reply:if you want a simple thing then we have GPP compiler
its not Graphical like Visual Studio but a CUI
strawberry
C Compiler?
Where is a website where i can get a FREE C compiler? please give exact adress. Thanks:)
C Compiler?
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:Well, you haven't specified what OS you need the compiler for, so just enter into Google the following "free c compiler" and you'll find plenty. Borland is pretty fine for Windows...
C Compiler?
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:Well, you haven't specified what OS you need the compiler for, so just enter into Google the following "free c compiler" and you'll find plenty. Borland is pretty fine for Windows...
C++ Compiler?
i am looking for a good free C++ Compiler that is easy for a new programmer
C++ Compiler?
I'm using DEV-c++ too, it's great, fast and free. Ensure you're donwloading the compiler too, not only the "notepad".
Reply:I use Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/
C++ Compiler?
I'm using DEV-c++ too, it's great, fast and free. Ensure you're donwloading the compiler too, not only the "notepad".
Reply:I use Dev-C++
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/
C Compiler ??
Hi ! I have a windows xp titanium and I need a C compiler !!
I have searched with google, yahoo... but in vain.
So please tell me when can I find one.
And thank you a lot.
C Compiler ??
I've always liked GCC. You can get one version of it for Windows here:
http://mingw.org/download.shtml
Howvever, I've found it more useful to download a development environment called Dev-C++. It inclues the MinGW version of the GCC and G++ compilers. This will install everything you need to compile C (and for that matter C++) programs.
You can get it here:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
I recommend the download under the label "Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2"
Reply:You can use Unix C compilers on Windows using this package:
http://www.cygwin.com/
Reply:Hi,
you can get Visual c++ express which supports all the c code you could want. It's free, just google it and download it.
You can also get GCC for windows, which is a completely free and full compiler (but it lacks a text editor, it's ONLY a compiler this is a good option but not for people who are just starting out)
Bloodshed Dev-C++ also supports c code I think. It's also pretty good.
look at this site:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
giant list of free compilers!
Reply:Try Microsoft Visual C++ express, you can download it free from Microsoft Website. I don't think it does a Windows Genuine Advantage check before downloading so you should be OK with titanium edition. You can compile .EXEs and .dllls but some of the more advanced stuff is disabled.
I've used it at work to create some terminal based 32bit .EXEs and it worked fine.
Being C++ its backwards compatible with ANSI C although there are some differences in the way some of the standard libraries are implemented.
I have searched with google, yahoo... but in vain.
So please tell me when can I find one.
And thank you a lot.
C Compiler ??
I've always liked GCC. You can get one version of it for Windows here:
http://mingw.org/download.shtml
Howvever, I've found it more useful to download a development environment called Dev-C++. It inclues the MinGW version of the GCC and G++ compilers. This will install everything you need to compile C (and for that matter C++) programs.
You can get it here:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
I recommend the download under the label "Dev-C++ 5.0 beta 9.2 (4.9.9.2) (9.0 MB) with Mingw/GCC 3.4.2"
Reply:You can use Unix C compilers on Windows using this package:
http://www.cygwin.com/
Reply:Hi,
you can get Visual c++ express which supports all the c code you could want. It's free, just google it and download it.
You can also get GCC for windows, which is a completely free and full compiler (but it lacks a text editor, it's ONLY a compiler this is a good option but not for people who are just starting out)
Bloodshed Dev-C++ also supports c code I think. It's also pretty good.
look at this site:
http://www.thefreecountry.com/compilers/...
giant list of free compilers!
Reply:Try Microsoft Visual C++ express, you can download it free from Microsoft Website. I don't think it does a Windows Genuine Advantage check before downloading so you should be OK with titanium edition. You can compile .EXEs and .dllls but some of the more advanced stuff is disabled.
I've used it at work to create some terminal based 32bit .EXEs and it worked fine.
Being C++ its backwards compatible with ANSI C although there are some differences in the way some of the standard libraries are implemented.
What is the best C++ compiler?
I was wondering what the best free C++ compiler was, and what the best C++ compiler is that is not free. I would prefer one that allows me to create source files without having to modify the Makefile manually. I've tried Dev-C++ but it has a rather alarming number of bugs.
Thanks.
What is the best C++ compiler?
Borland C++ was the best for a long time. Not sure if it is still the case, but it is definitely something worse trying.
I also like GNU C++ (gpp), but it does not have easy integration with graphical environments.
kudzu
Thanks.
What is the best C++ compiler?
Borland C++ was the best for a long time. Not sure if it is still the case, but it is definitely something worse trying.
I also like GNU C++ (gpp), but it does not have easy integration with graphical environments.
kudzu
Recommended C++ Compiler for beginners?
I want to start learning C++ programing, what compiler can you recommend me?
PS - I use Windows XP 64-bit, so just recommend me a working compiler for the operating system.
Thank You
Recommended C++ Compiler for beginners?
GCC has the advantage of being pretty good in adhering to standards, but if you're used to working under Windows, it may be a bit hard to get used to. You can download it here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/releases.html
Dev-C++ is used quite often, I've seen many people asking questions about it on this forum. You can download it here:
http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html
And then there's Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express Edition. This edition is free but has its limitations (compared to a professional edition); on the other hand, if you're a beginning programmer, you won't run into those limitations very quickly. You can download it here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Look for C++, and don't accidentally download C#; that's an entirely different language altogether!
Reply:GCC
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:I personally used Turbo C complier. Its very good for beginners.
You can easily identify the errors during compilation, i am sure you will love it.
You can download it here.
http://www.pitt.edu/~stephenp/misc/downl...
PS - I use Windows XP 64-bit, so just recommend me a working compiler for the operating system.
Thank You
Recommended C++ Compiler for beginners?
GCC has the advantage of being pretty good in adhering to standards, but if you're used to working under Windows, it may be a bit hard to get used to. You can download it here:
http://gcc.gnu.org/releases.html
Dev-C++ is used quite often, I've seen many people asking questions about it on this forum. You can download it here:
http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html
And then there's Microsoft Visual Studio C++ 2005 Express Edition. This edition is free but has its limitations (compared to a professional edition); on the other hand, if you're a beginning programmer, you won't run into those limitations very quickly. You can download it here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express...
Look for C++, and don't accidentally download C#; that's an entirely different language altogether!
Reply:GCC
http://gcc.gnu.org/
Reply:I personally used Turbo C complier. Its very good for beginners.
You can easily identify the errors during compilation, i am sure you will love it.
You can download it here.
http://www.pitt.edu/~stephenp/misc/downl...
I have a C compiler V2.01. How do i highlight the syntax while i program?
Usually when i type in C language in its editor in other computers, the syntax highlights itselt according to the default colours it has been assigned to distinguish btw things. But in my C compiler everything is in same colour and the programs run and compile. How do i make it highlighted when i create a program? Is their any special command for it in C compiler itself ?
I have a C compiler V2.01. How do i highlight the syntax while i program?
That's not a function of the compiler, but of the editor you're using. Microsoft Visual C/C++ (Visual Studio) has an integrated development environment (IDE) that includes an editor that's smart enough to interpret the syntax and display it in color, but simpler editors aren't and show only black text.
You should be able to find a stand-alone text editor that also does that, possibly even a freebie.
Hope that helps.
Reply:You'll need an editor for that. A compiler just complies - it doesn't do syntax highlighting. Try Eclipse or Vim.
http://www.eclipse.org/
http://www.eandem.co.uk/mrw/vim/syntax/
I have a C compiler V2.01. How do i highlight the syntax while i program?
That's not a function of the compiler, but of the editor you're using. Microsoft Visual C/C++ (Visual Studio) has an integrated development environment (IDE) that includes an editor that's smart enough to interpret the syntax and display it in color, but simpler editors aren't and show only black text.
You should be able to find a stand-alone text editor that also does that, possibly even a freebie.
Hope that helps.
Reply:You'll need an editor for that. A compiler just complies - it doesn't do syntax highlighting. Try Eclipse or Vim.
http://www.eclipse.org/
http://www.eandem.co.uk/mrw/vim/syntax/
C++ compiler for vista?
I have a 32 vista ( on a64 bit machine ) and want to do a little bit of c++ programming. noting fancy just programs that use some of the standard libs and stuff, and perhaps also to learn to make a small GUI program. Can anyone tell me what compiler i need that will work under vista? I have heard of Visual C++ and Express whats the difference between the free one and the money one?
Thanks:
C++ compiler for vista?
The Vistal express editions are somewhat limited in power but at your level you will never notice.
The only thing that you get for money is a much much better IDE and more files as well as a CD with a complete MSDN cd.
overall it should not matter what you choose just go for a free one.
Reply:The difference is the free one comes without windows programming capabilities the payed one has the ability to make windows programs. If you wish to mae windows programs on the free one download the PSDK
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C++ compiler for vista?
The Vistal express editions are somewhat limited in power but at your level you will never notice.
The only thing that you get for money is a much much better IDE and more files as well as a CD with a complete MSDN cd.
overall it should not matter what you choose just go for a free one.
Reply:The difference is the free one comes without windows programming capabilities the payed one has the ability to make windows programs. If you wish to mae windows programs on the free one download the PSDK
Is TURBO C++ Compiler different then boreland compiler in sence of source code rules ??
I was practicing c++ in turbo compiler but somehow need to switch to borland compiler. o rules differ in this one in sence of source code %26amp; any special header file need to be imported as the compliler borlan was errroring in cout even when iostrem was imorted. ??
Is TURBO C++ Compiler different then boreland compiler in sence of source code rules ??
Without knowing exactly which versions of what you were using, I'd take a guess at it that *MIGHT* help. Try these 2 things:
1) In the #include directive(s) remove the '.h' file extension. This is part of the newer ANSI specifications for C++. Borland C/C++ later than 5.0 should implement this, Turbo C++ will not.
2) After all the "#include" directives, use the statement 'using namespace std;' . This is another part of the newer ANSI specifications for C++. Borland C/C++ later than 5.0 should implement this, Turbo C++ will not.
These are the most obvious differences that would likely occur assuming that you're using Turbo C++ and Borland C/C++ %26gt; 4.52. I hope this solves your problem. If not, you can contact me from my Answers User's page with further details.
garland flower
Is TURBO C++ Compiler different then boreland compiler in sence of source code rules ??
Without knowing exactly which versions of what you were using, I'd take a guess at it that *MIGHT* help. Try these 2 things:
1) In the #include directive(s) remove the '.h' file extension. This is part of the newer ANSI specifications for C++. Borland C/C++ later than 5.0 should implement this, Turbo C++ will not.
2) After all the "#include" directives, use the statement 'using namespace std;' . This is another part of the newer ANSI specifications for C++. Borland C/C++ later than 5.0 should implement this, Turbo C++ will not.
These are the most obvious differences that would likely occur assuming that you're using Turbo C++ and Borland C/C++ %26gt; 4.52. I hope this solves your problem. If not, you can contact me from my Answers User's page with further details.
garland flower
Help with dev c++ compiler?
I just downloaded the dev c++ compiler, I tried writing similar to the way I do in dark basic, needless to say. EPIC FAIL. I tried googling a tutorial, I copied one of their programs to see if I could manipulate it, but the code didn't even work. (I triple checked, it was exact when I tried to run but it kept saying the program had to be compiled first, even though I tried compiling it about 6 times.) Some hints for a beginner dev c++ user would be appriciated.
Help with dev c++ compiler?
I dumped Windows for Linux years ago (completed the transition in '05). I use GCC but I don't use any IDEs (one reason I jumped). Nevertheless I've searched for a couple of tutorials for you (Incidently, before you try running something you go to Execute-%26gt;Compile on the menu or hit Ctl-F9).
Actually, everyone dumps you back to the same place: Dev C++ tutorial for CS 161 Students. I remember it as a good compiler (It's GCC in disguise after all). Try to get over your natural frustration.
Reply:What error messages was the compiler giving you?
Also, I took a quick look at SharpDevelop program that shickity recommended. It is C# and .Net IDE. Unless it has a plugin to handle standard C++, it will not help someone try to write C++.
Reply:I would switch to SharpDevelop. Similar syntax, and VISUAL design. Drag-and-drop GUI for most buttons, text boxes, etc. :P
Help with dev c++ compiler?
I dumped Windows for Linux years ago (completed the transition in '05). I use GCC but I don't use any IDEs (one reason I jumped). Nevertheless I've searched for a couple of tutorials for you (Incidently, before you try running something you go to Execute-%26gt;Compile on the menu or hit Ctl-F9).
Actually, everyone dumps you back to the same place: Dev C++ tutorial for CS 161 Students. I remember it as a good compiler (It's GCC in disguise after all). Try to get over your natural frustration.
Reply:What error messages was the compiler giving you?
Also, I took a quick look at SharpDevelop program that shickity recommended. It is C# and .Net IDE. Unless it has a plugin to handle standard C++, it will not help someone try to write C++.
Reply:I would switch to SharpDevelop. Similar syntax, and VISUAL design. Drag-and-drop GUI for most buttons, text boxes, etc. :P
How does c++ compiler know what the allowed max/min values for limits on data types are?
a. How does c++ compiler know what the allowed max/min values for limits on data types are?
b. Once you find the header file(s) for the question above, i need a program to display the values of any two predefined values as decimal numbers.
How does c++ compiler know what the allowed max/min values for limits on data types are?
There are C++ vendor constants for these. Each C++ compiler specifies the range of the basic types in the header %26lt;climits%26gt;
The actual values are determined so as to optimize the data types for the execution environment. Therefore, they are machine architecture-driven for high-performance.
Using limits.h, you can write a program to make use of these predefined constants as appropriate. The named constants you'll be interested in have either a _MIN or _MAX suffix. For instance:
SHRT_MIN Minimum value for an object of type short int
SHRT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type short int
USHRT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned short int
INT_MIN Minimum value for an object of type int
INT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type int
UINT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned int
LONG_MIN Minimum value for an object of type long int
LONG_MAX Maximum value for an object of type long int
ULONG_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned long int
Reply:a. it's fixed during compiler construction time.
b. cout %26lt;%26lt; (int) sizeof ( ur_data_type_here )
b. Once you find the header file(s) for the question above, i need a program to display the values of any two predefined values as decimal numbers.
How does c++ compiler know what the allowed max/min values for limits on data types are?
There are C++ vendor constants for these. Each C++ compiler specifies the range of the basic types in the header %26lt;climits%26gt;
The actual values are determined so as to optimize the data types for the execution environment. Therefore, they are machine architecture-driven for high-performance.
Using limits.h, you can write a program to make use of these predefined constants as appropriate. The named constants you'll be interested in have either a _MIN or _MAX suffix. For instance:
SHRT_MIN Minimum value for an object of type short int
SHRT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type short int
USHRT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned short int
INT_MIN Minimum value for an object of type int
INT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type int
UINT_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned int
LONG_MIN Minimum value for an object of type long int
LONG_MAX Maximum value for an object of type long int
ULONG_MAX Maximum value for an object of type unsigned long int
Reply:a. it's fixed during compiler construction time.
b. cout %26lt;%26lt; (int) sizeof ( ur_data_type_here )
Looking for a C++ compiler?
I've just started to learn C++ but i need a C++ compiler so
i can test some of my program out.
Looking for a C++ compiler?
Dev C++ is the simplest.
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Code::Blocks is often used professionally.
http://www.codeblocks.org/
I suggest you try both and see which you prefer.
Reply:-microsoft visual C++
-java
-dev c++
Reply:In case you work with Linux:
a simple player is g++ 4.x
A complete editor (icluding a compiler) is Anjuta 2.2.x
download it with the help of any packet-manager (apt, yast...) oder let Google find it: just type "download g++" or
"download Anjuta" resp.
In case you're completely new to Linux and don't know how to install it, feel free to contact me (I'll be online again at about 14:00 cet.) Andreas
i can test some of my program out.
Looking for a C++ compiler?
Dev C++ is the simplest.
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
Code::Blocks is often used professionally.
http://www.codeblocks.org/
I suggest you try both and see which you prefer.
Reply:-microsoft visual C++
-java
-dev c++
Reply:In case you work with Linux:
a simple player is g++ 4.x
A complete editor (icluding a compiler) is Anjuta 2.2.x
download it with the help of any packet-manager (apt, yast...) oder let Google find it: just type "download g++" or
"download Anjuta" resp.
In case you're completely new to Linux and don't know how to install it, feel free to contact me (I'll be online again at about 14:00 cet.) Andreas
C compiler for ubuntu linux???????
i am looking for a c compiler,what compiler and how do i install it?
thank you!!!
C compiler for ubuntu linux???????
Install GCC
Reply:under root or a sudoer acount open the package manager and search for compiler and look at the list untill you find one check it and click apply
package manager has everything you could ever want
blazing star
thank you!!!
C compiler for ubuntu linux???????
Install GCC
Reply:under root or a sudoer acount open the package manager and search for compiler and look at the list untill you find one check it and click apply
package manager has everything you could ever want
blazing star
C++ Compiler?
Does anyone kow of a good compiler for C++? I don't want an IDE, cuz I've tried Code::Blocks and Dev-Cpp, but I just want the compiler. Any suggestions?
C++ Compiler?
Digital Mars C and C++ Compilers for Win32, Win16, DOS32 and DOS. Fastest compile/link times, powerful optimization technology, Design by Contract, complete library source, HTML browsable documentation, disassembler, librarian, resource compiler, make, etc., command line and GUI versions, tutorials, sample code, online updates, Standard Template Library, and much more.
http://www.digitalmars.com/
Reply:For whatever product you are using, just use the compiler. You are not required to use any IDE if you don't want to. All the products expose the compiler as a separate executable. Just set up your make or build utility to use your compiler.
As far as which compiler to use, this question comes up at least once a week. Look in the question history.
Reply:The Dev c++ by bloodshed.
C++ Compiler?
Digital Mars C and C++ Compilers for Win32, Win16, DOS32 and DOS. Fastest compile/link times, powerful optimization technology, Design by Contract, complete library source, HTML browsable documentation, disassembler, librarian, resource compiler, make, etc., command line and GUI versions, tutorials, sample code, online updates, Standard Template Library, and much more.
http://www.digitalmars.com/
Reply:For whatever product you are using, just use the compiler. You are not required to use any IDE if you don't want to. All the products expose the compiler as a separate executable. Just set up your make or build utility to use your compiler.
As far as which compiler to use, this question comes up at least once a week. Look in the question history.
Reply:The Dev c++ by bloodshed.
A good C++ compiler?
Hi! I'm quite new to programming in c++ (NOT VISUAL C++) . I am currently working on Borland C++ v3.0 (Dos version). I wanted to know if there is a compiler with similar code but is window based i.e. the IDE for it is a window and not the dos screen for it utilises too much of CPU. Please reply and possibly give a download link for a free compiler of this sort. I'll be grateful...
A good C++ compiler?
Hey...This is the compiler that I had to use in school.
Bloodshed
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Hope that helps :)
Reply:im sorry this isnt an answer but I have no way of reaching you, so Ill do it here, what do you mean by passwording them as I am zipping them not after they are zipped? Care to email me at wangnanininja@yahoo.com in more details? Thank you.
Reply:I use bloodshed Dev C++ and its very efficient. Visit the link below to download it for free:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
There are about 4 versions of this compiler, I recommend you download version 4.9.9.2 (9.0 MB).
Take care
Reply:I also used Dev C++ and it's simpler than Visual C++. And you don't necessarily have to make a project to include your sources before compiling and building. So if it happens to have just one source you don't have to include it in anything.
Reply:GCC is the best for Linux....try to find dev C++ for windows
Reply:I’m surprised Google isn’t working for you. Or, don’t tell me, as an aspiring programmer, you haven’t learnt to Google yet.
You’ll see two major recommendations over and over, which are good choices for beginners. The first is Visual C++. On a windows PC this is ideal. You can get a free version. Google for Visual C++ Express.
The second is gcc. They make a C++ compiler. The windows version is under the name MinGW. Bloodshed Dev-C++ and many other IDEs use MinGW.
Reply:I Think The Best One For You Is The Borland C++ Builder 6 .... I Think It Works The Same And It's Windows Based But It Isn't Very Strong Compiler I have Worked With It ....... Silly Bugs
Reply:gcc is the best,no doubt.Sticks to the standard ANSI C.
A good C++ compiler?
Hey...This is the compiler that I had to use in school.
Bloodshed
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
Hope that helps :)
Reply:im sorry this isnt an answer but I have no way of reaching you, so Ill do it here, what do you mean by passwording them as I am zipping them not after they are zipped? Care to email me at wangnanininja@yahoo.com in more details? Thank you.
Reply:I use bloodshed Dev C++ and its very efficient. Visit the link below to download it for free:
http://bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html
There are about 4 versions of this compiler, I recommend you download version 4.9.9.2 (9.0 MB).
Take care
Reply:I also used Dev C++ and it's simpler than Visual C++. And you don't necessarily have to make a project to include your sources before compiling and building. So if it happens to have just one source you don't have to include it in anything.
Reply:GCC is the best for Linux....try to find dev C++ for windows
Reply:I’m surprised Google isn’t working for you. Or, don’t tell me, as an aspiring programmer, you haven’t learnt to Google yet.
You’ll see two major recommendations over and over, which are good choices for beginners. The first is Visual C++. On a windows PC this is ideal. You can get a free version. Google for Visual C++ Express.
The second is gcc. They make a C++ compiler. The windows version is under the name MinGW. Bloodshed Dev-C++ and many other IDEs use MinGW.
Reply:I Think The Best One For You Is The Borland C++ Builder 6 .... I Think It Works The Same And It's Windows Based But It Isn't Very Strong Compiler I have Worked With It ....... Silly Bugs
Reply:gcc is the best,no doubt.Sticks to the standard ANSI C.
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