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Old 01-20-2006, 02:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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i found this tutorial on google but it dont realy tell you much about compilers
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutoria...structure.html

i downloaded visual c++ express edition but it has lots off things in it and i dont realy know what to do is there any easyer compilers out there or a tutorial for the micrisoft 1

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My personal favourite is Dev-C++. I suggest you give it a try. It's about as simple to use as you could hope for, from an IDE.

http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
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I like visual c++ express edition also breaks down functions nicely. Although yes bloodshed dev-c++ is good also borland c++.
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i got the dev-c++ and it has been good so far thanks for your help
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i found this tutorial on google but it dont realy tell you much about compilers
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutoria...structure.html

i downloaded visual c++ express edition but it has lots off things in it and i dont realy know what to do is there any easyer compilers out there or a tutorial for the micrisoft 1

thanks
LOL i did the same thing and was wondering about that. Can some one set up a link to a Visual C++.Net Express edition tutorial that teaches me the C++ basics and then moves on to the visual stuff thank you.
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Documentation on Visual C++ .NET from Microsoft is little to nonexistant with the latest 2005 version of the compiler. They don't even produce a book about it to my knowledge.

This is the main reason I switched to Visual C# instead of the C++ variant. They changed up the syntax completely (i.e. .NET 1.1 code does not compile *at all*) and it just seems more muddled and confused than it needs to be.

This all left me believing that Visual C++ is well on the way to becoming a deprecated language in Microsoft's eyes, and thus has a limited future with that platform. I found C# to be syntactically cleaner than what Visual C++ has become.
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Old 02-01-2006, 01:38 PM   #7 (permalink)
 
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just use dev-c++ like that guy sayed its realy easy to use and i think it works realy well
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