Best Compiler!
By xcalibrator
@xcalibrator (112)
India
March 16, 2007 3:08am CST
Can anyone tell me which is the best C++ compiler around!!
I installed DJCPP but i have loads of troubles with it!
8 responses
@mnsrwt123 (2057)
• India
1 Apr 08
well,i thought the only compiler i use for C plus plus is Turbo C which is from Borland compiler, and its the easiest compiler with help available and its the best part of it...
i love this compiler...
Keep posting!!!
@passwordrain (123)
• Algeria
16 Jul 07
DJCPP is the GCC look under MS-W and it's good enough to do basic things , but I like GCC as a GCC even under win32 so I use the MingW Compiler , and it comes with it a real good and big LIBRARY to be used for free.
There is another point here , The MingW is a cross-compiler and free from utmost risky BUGS and always under development and that's the charm of Compilers' Ameliorations.
I would recommend the MingW Studio IDE , it's a scintilla based and well organized and designed by PARINYA soft.
Just asking , what are you using C++ for?
@boomshiki (62)
• Canada
7 Jun 07
GCC. Then again I program under Linux, making GCC the most widely available option.
@pikeshpd (181)
• India
8 Feb 08
To my mind & my experiece the best compilers of c++ is the Terbo c++. because it is very comfortable and supportable compilers. In this compilers there are numbers of headers available which is very usefull for the best c++ programming.. I hope if you'll use this compiler then you will very happy & satified with you programming interest....Best of luck.
@ram_cv (16513)
• India
17 Mar 07
It depends on what I am doing. If what I am doing is UI centric, then I prefer the VC compiler as the MFC library works best with it and things are pretty smooth. But, if performance is my criteria, any day I would prefer the Intel compilers. Especially if I have a lot of mathematical operations to be done, then Intel compilers along with Intel Performance Primitives is my preferred combination.
Cheers!
Ram