Good C/C++ compiler?

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krovatti2012-01-14 13:43:33

C++ / C#

krovatti, 2012-01-14 13:43:33

Good day!
Started learning C and C++. Advise more or less normal compilers.
Used to use Bloodshed Dev C++ but friends said it's outdated. Or tell me which one you are using.

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Gribozavr, 2012-01-14
@krovatti

g++ (if you want C++11), clang (if you don't really want C++11, there are no lambdas yet).

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flashnik, 2012-01-14
@flashnik

Intel C++ if you need heavy artillery. Fast, multi-threaded, well-optimized, but expensive. However, there are licenses for study.

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xredor, 2012-01-14
@xredor

Bloodshed Dev C++ is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), it uses gcc by default.
Use CodeBlocks as IDE with gcc 4.6 compiler

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cencio, 2012-01-14
@cencio

Under windows put Visual Studio 2008 (or 2010 if the computer pulls fine). I see no reason to limit myself to notepad ++, free versions will pull everything you need, and Microsoft has (or had) programs for which students can get software after registration.
Under Linux - one of the latest versions of GCC, (as an IDE you can either use Vimo (takes a long time to get used to and learn)), or Eclipse + CDT, but I would recommend QtCreator
. Under a poppy, no problem - install the latest XCode and it will install everything you need.

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Dmitry, 2012-01-15
@EvilsInterrupt

* In view of the fact that the author is a beginner, and not an experienced person, I recommend MS Visual Studio 2010 Express
* As soon as you get mad, you should immediately switch to QT Creator
Alternatively, you can try CodeBlocks.
The benefit of Express is that it's easy to set up and allows you to quickly start learning C++. In QT Creator, despite the convenience of the environment, sometimes you have to customize some parameters for yourself, but the author is still a beginner.
IMHO, only Express at this stage