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c++ free compiler? - Marda - 08-29-2010 anyone no a free c++ compiler for win xp 32bit RE: c++ free compiler? - Iarkey - 08-29-2010 i use visual C++ 6, It's not free but you can download it and just fill the cdkey box with 1's and it will work. RE: c++ free compiler? - Eminent - 08-30-2010 Dev c++ RE: c++ free compiler? - Marda - 08-30-2010 tried dev c++ but dosen't compile maybe its my code Code: #include <iostream> but nothing happens somethings flashes on my screen yer BTW i'm very new to all this i also go run and compile on Dev c++ RE: c++ free compiler? - Eminent - 08-30-2010 If you click run, and it says didn't compile, then there is an error, but if not, then you were successful. If it says not compiled, then look at the box on the bottom, and it will show you any errors, and one which line the error was made on. RE: c++ free compiler? - Buffy - 09-01-2010 Don't use Dev-c++, it's crap. Instead, use MingW: http://www.mingw.org/ If you need an environment on which to compile with, I suggest Code::Blocks: http://www.codeblocks.org/ There is an option to install MingW with the Code::Blocks installation; if you do this, I would suggest you to install every compiler available. RE: c++ free compiler? - wchar_t - 09-05-2010 visual c++ 2010 by microsoft is a favourite of mine. due to the 32/64 full support. RE: c++ free compiler? - Secret - 09-21-2010 Visual C++ Express Editions are free. RE: c++ free compiler? - mmki - 09-24-2010 (08-30-2010, 06:13 PM)Marda Wrote: tried dev c++ but dosen't compile maybe its my code Dev C++ works fine. Its your code Looking at your code you have no stop in it.. so it runs though then ends. Any compiler would make it do that. Put cin.get() or something like that before return 0; That will end it Dev c++ RE: c++ free compiler? - PurpleHaze - 09-26-2010 VisualC++ of DevC++ are both great options. |