11-10-2003, 01:09 PM
gcc is the best compiler on the market for C/C++.
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starting C++
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11-10-2003, 01:24 PM
Did anyone forget about MSVC++ 6.0? I like this one best.
11-10-2003, 01:49 PM
It ain't the best. Disadvantages:
* Damned payware = lotsa $$$$. (yeah, you can get it from Kazaa and that, but if you wanna sell your software you'll get into trouble). * HUGE runtimes. * It takes control over your computer. * I have to use it al college (ARGH!).
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11-10-2003, 01:52 PM
i just like the IDE, makes me look all savy in the computer room
11-10-2003, 03:03 PM
Quote:Did anyone forget about MSVC++ 6.0? I like this one best. it compile stuff 80% bigger and 20% slower then gcc. 
11-10-2003, 03:05 PM
gcc certainly isnt the best. At least it aint better than msvc. it's gotten better over the years, if you can forgive the runtime. A lot of professional, heavy calculating programs are made with it, and they run incredibly fast. Borland's is pretty good as well, and it ranks around MSVC's level.
gcc's latest version claims to have huge speed boosts, but I dont know how to test them. *shrug*
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11-10-2003, 07:28 PM
Quote:gcc certainly isnt the best. At least it aint better than msvc.lol you're funny did you know that? Quote:it's gotten better over the years, if you can forgive the runtime. A lot of professional, heavy calculating programs are made with it, and they run incredibly fast.I've never had any complaints about the runtime... Quote:Borland's is pretty good as well, and it ranks around MSVC's level.havn't hurd much about borland, should be a good compiler aswell... Quote:gcc's latest version claims to have huge speed boosts, but I dont know how to test them. *shrug*niether do I  but if they say it's gotten a huge speed boosts I belhive them ![[Image: cool.gif]](http://oberin.traxusproject.com/forum/emoticons/cool.gif)
11-10-2003, 11:43 PM
Quote:That's a common misconception about MSVC++. EXEs come out huge because you're probably compiling with lots of debugging stuff (which is the default). If you switch it from 'debug' to 'release', the resulting exe will be much smaller and faster.Neo Wrote:Did anyone forget about MSVC++ 6.0? I like this one best.it compile stuff 80% bigger and 20% slower then gcc. It could still be inferior to gcc, but not that inferior. 
11-11-2003, 01:33 AM
gcc rul3z! i love open source! I have recently started using it but its much better than TC. BTW for a newbie i would still recommend TC
11-11-2003, 03:36 AM
the new msvc .net ide is the best, ide that is. The hiding windows are totally awesome! now be warned, youll want a 1GHZ beast to go with this compiler, but , is that ide nice!
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