Best c++ compiler for Vista

Discussion in 'Programming' started by pesst, Dec 27, 2007.

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    I've tried lots of compilers and I need to configure lots of stuff like PATH and $%&$" please tell me the best compiler for vista, I dont want to configure anything once installed

    Thanks in advance
     
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  2. Arkserver

    Arkserver Banned

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    devc++? I use this on win32 and win64 systems.
     
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    yah, DevC++, free but BETA....;)
     
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    Dev c++ doesnt work in vista
     
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    hmmm... how about Intel C++ ? :p
     
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    Not sure if I say the right thing but I use Borland C++ Compiler. It works fine for me on vista.
     
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    There is a workaround for it, i got it working under vista. Google for vista + devc++
     
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    Ok since you said works for you I've installed Borland c++ compiler version 5.02 thinking that everything could be fine but always sends the same error i.e. helloworld.c :

    Unable to open include file xxxxxxxx.h
    Code (markup):
    WTF is wrong with vista!
     
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