BEST C++ COMPILER

DEV C++ maybe

Dev C++ is alright but certainly not the best and I think it’s outdated too. I prefer MinGW.
CodeBlocks is also alright and often used in schools I think. My school also uses CodeBlocks but I don’t really like it

No , Dev is the best !!!
but mingw is good too !

i like dev c++ i never have tried mingw i also like c++ visual studio

@IAmDevil that’s very ignorant ;)
I bet you didn’t try every thing. Besides that Dev C++ can use MinGW.

Quote from their Website:
[quote=http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html]Bloodshed Dev-C++ is a full-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for the C/C++ programming language. It uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as it’s compiler. Dev-C++ can also be used in combination with Cygwin or any other GCC based compiler.[/quote]

You can write code in Dev C++ and compile it directly. If you use MinGW without everything else then you write the code in an other Editor like Notepad++ or what I prefer Sublime Text 2

I prefer using MinGW with Sublime Text 2 because of the error report of it.

But for a beginner Dev C++ should be fine.

I also like Eclipse + MinGW

Best complier for student level running windows, give Microsoft Visual Studio a try.
You can get a free copy of Visual C++ here.

That will get you up and running with the least amount of problems.

thanks for reply . i will go with visual c++ 2010 express

Sorry if i was Ignorant !!
But yeah i agree with you ColdIV MinGW is good too !!
Probably for a beginner Turbo C++ is a good choice !

I like MinGW even though I find myself using notepad++ for writing everything out

The best one is the one you are more comfortable with, the one that your code runs better with.
for me it was borland while on windows.

I dont know if i am out of line here , but i like Codeblocks, www.codeblocks.org . Its open source .

My favourite C++ compiler is Code Blocks. C++ is also one of my favourite languages.

I started with c++ , its a great language , just a lot to learn before you can make real practical stuff, well for me it was at least… But would have to say favorite language is PHP.

According to me each IDE is nice but, if we are talking about open source and consistency then C-Free is my best suggestion it uses c++ V-4.3.2 and also supports further more too. it’s available for UBUNTU users in the softwares library and windows users can download it for free.

If you wanted to participate in coding contests then this one is the best.
contest like-(Topcoder,codechef etc). or you can also go for various other IDE’s such as-
1- CODE-BLOCKS.
2-DEV-C++.
3-ECLIPSE.
and yes dont go for turbo c++,because it’s not gonns supprt on 64-bit computers, but then also if you wanted to use turbo-c++, i’ll explain how to install that too. but my opinion will be to go for c-Free Latest version till date- c-Free version 5.0 proffesional.

i have turbo c++ and i use it with dosbox

turbo c++ is a classic , but it does not supports various new features which are been provided by various new IDE’s . try using code-blocks.

rich_007 thanks for advice but my school teaches me in turbo c++ but at home i run visual c++ 2010 express version
but i mainly use turbo cuz of school but i will love to try code-blocks

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