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RE: c++ free compiler? - The White Tiger - 09-26-2010
It's better if you look @ Hackforums.net for this
RE: c++ free compiler? - Technology - 09-26-2010
Visual C++, Dev C++ ,Borland C++, Turbo C++(16 bit),MinGW....there are few more too...download all (they are small in size) & check which one suites your requirement......
RE: c++ free compiler? - Closed - 10-01-2010
First of all, use this: http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CPP
and second, change your code into this:
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main ()
{
cout << "Hello World!";
cout << "i'm a C++ program";
cin.get()
return 0;
}RE: c++ free compiler? - Shirosaki. - 10-03-2010
Cygwin is a C++ compiler no ?
RE: c++ free compiler? - ϟ ⓇⓞⓎⓐⓁ ⓇⓐⓘⓃ ϟ - 10-04-2010
I would defentaly try C++ that is what i use
RE: c++ free compiler? - Ḱø♭ε Ḃґƴαηт - 10-06-2010
DevC++ is the way to go, maybe you dont have the right libraries and keep getting an error.
RE: c++ free compiler? - Disease - 10-06-2010
(10-06-2010, 04:54 PM)⌨⑂∞☢ ∃ ⊥ ∀ н ☢∞⑂⌨™ Wrote: DevC++ is the way to go, maybe you dont have the right libraries and keep getting an error.
Dev-C++ is most certainly not the way to go. Unless you believe using abandoned software that hasn't been updated in half a decade is a good idea. In which case I'm not sure what to tell you.
If you want to go with Dev-C++ then do yourself a favor and go with wxDev-C++. It is based directly off Dev-C++ but is current and still supported by its creator.
RE: c++ free compiler? - Xzotic - 10-29-2010
All my C++ college classes used Dev c++ So Im pretty sure its still ok to use. They also gave out free copies of Visual Studio and said that its a better option which is a no brainer. So if you can get your hands on Visual Studio, go for it. If not I'd go Dev C++ havent run into any problems running my code with it yet.