Which C++ programmable software that you using ?

I personally advice to use turbo cpp compiler because it give s the best performance when compared to other compilers and more over if u use any other ides like stuff then u cant become a perfect coder . U will get better practice and grip on subject only if u hand code all ur programs in normal note pad and then compile ur stuff using an ordinary turbo cpp compiler

Well I haven't done any real programing for quite some time now!!! I Studied a course of C++ in college when I was doig FSc. Now I amd doing BBA and therefore cant get enough time to refocus myself on programming!!!! I used both the BORLAND and TURBO Compilors then!!!! May be sometime in future i might do programming again!!! it was really fun doing programming!!!!

I use turbo c++. But I am soon going to upgrade it with VC++

On window platform,I used to use borland c++ builder,but after Borland sold its development tools, I began to use visual c++. In my office, I use gcc/g++ on linux platform. my best tools is bcb.

well it depends upon ur requirements...cos if u want some graphical user interface(GUI)applications means u should go microsoft visual c++...if u go for normal apllications then select borland c++....moreover remeber this answer is suitable to u only if u r programming in c++

Well, Visuall C++ is also a software for using visual C++ but i don't use it though, and i only use borland C++ which is a free version and also run in both dos and windows...lol Keep posting!!!

I use only visual studio as my C++ code compiler.

I use both VC++ as well Intel C++ as my compilers for C++ programs. I use Visual C++ when I have use some GUI as MFC applications are the fastest way to develop GUI using C++. When performance matters, then I prefer to use the Intel C++ compiler as it is much faster and generates a smaller footprint than Visual C++. Borland C++ was the best of the C++ compiler until they made the fatal mistake of enforcing the namespace concept. Since then they have been going downhill as both VC++ and Intel have made inroads into their market. Cheers! Ram

I use Visual C++ on windows and gcc/g++ in linux. I've get used to it. I've tried Borland C++ but then I stop coz there is a lot of thing I didn't understand with it and I don't have time to figure it out yet... maybe sooner if I have time :D.

I edit my programm in VS2005 ,but complie the programm in linux by gcc or g++;