Looking For a Good Compiler

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Re: Looking For a Good Compiler

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try the Qt IDE, its free, but its a quite a bit different from others.

My advice is *USE VISUAL STUDIO* or try and get codeblocks working
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Qt Creator
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Go hardcore:
Switch to linux (easier)
Use Pico for editing
G++/GCC and make for compiling
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mv2112 wrote:Go hardcore:
Switch to linux (easier)
Use Pico for editing
G++/GCC and make for compiling
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good god no. Don't switch to linux just for a compiler, and don't use straight gcc/++ for compilation. Install the codeblocks that comes with minGW, and maybe also get Qt Creator. Don't go overboard, and don't give up a good compiler just because you want a free/open source one. If you really want to, go ahead.
Quit procrastinating and make something awesome.
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