I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest a
good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++ at
the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9 bugs in
it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be appreciative.
-JKop
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JKop posted:
I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest
a good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++
at the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9
bugs in it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be
appreciative.
-JKop
Also, complete with up-to-date WinXP header files and library files.
-JKop
JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL > wrote in news:ty******** *********@news. indigo.ie: JKop posted:
I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest
a good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++
at the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9
bugs in it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be
appreciative.
-JKop
Also, complete with up-to-date WinXP header files and library files.
Umm.. rather offtopic for the newsgroup... you might want to try some of
the microsoft newsgroups (on news.microsoft. com), as you appear to be
trying to develop on their platform....
I think MS allows you to download their command-line tools... but I don't
know how much of MS's SDK they include...
"JKop" <NU**@NULL.NULL > wrote in message
news:Zv******** *********@news. indigo.ie...
I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest a
good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++ at
the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9 bugs
in it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be
appreciative.
For Windows, I'd recommend either Microsoft Visual C++ or
Borland C++. Both are commercial products, but both have
free versions with some stuff omitted. Check their web sites.
-Mike
Andre Kostur posted: Umm.. rather offtopic for the newsgroup... you might want to try some
of the microsoft newsgroups (on news.microsoft. com), as you appear to
be trying to develop on their platform....
I think MS allows you to download their command-line tools... but I
don't know how much of MS's SDK they include...
I downloaded DigitalMars. I'm going to have to hire a private detective
though to find where in the hell the editor is in it.
-JKop
"Andre Kostur" <nn******@kostu r.net> wrote in message
news:Xn******** *************** ********@207.35 .177.134... JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL > wrote in news:ty******** *********@news. indigo.ie:
JKop posted:
I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest
a good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++
at the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9
bugs in it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be
appreciative.
-JKop
Also, complete with up-to-date WinXP header files and library files.
Umm.. rather offtopic for the newsgroup... you might want to try some of
the microsoft newsgroups (on news.microsoft. com), as you appear to be
trying to develop on their platform....
I think MS allows you to download their command-line tools... but I don't
know how much of MS's SDK they include...
The entire Windows SDK (and many 'specialty' ones) are
available free from Microsoft (either by download or
on CD for shipping costs).
-Mike
> I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest a good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++ at
the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9 bugs in
it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be appreciative. www.openwatcom.com
Lynn
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 15:55:45 GMT in comp.lang.c++, JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL >
wrote, I downloaded DigitalMars. I'm going to have to hire a private detective
though to find where in the hell the editor is in it.
Hah hah. That's a funny one. An editor "in" a compiler.
Like, how stupid would that be? Next you would have the
compiler trying to force you to use "its" editor, instead of
the one you have chosen for yourself!
JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL > wrote in message news:<Zv******* **********@news .indigo.ie>... I'm looking for a compiler, I'm running Windows XP. Can anyone suggest a
good one that can output assembly and that has all sorts of good
optimizations in it, all sorts of bells and whistles. I'm using Dev C++ at
the moment, but it has approximately 999999999999999 999999999999999 9 bugs in
it, so if anyone can suggest a decent environment too, I'll be appreciative.
-JKop
What's wrong with gcc/g++ compilers? I am sure you know about these
compilers, don't you? You can download the Windows versions. -S
creates assembly and -O is for optimizations. You can also download
GNU MingW studio if you want an IDE.
Microsoft C++ Compiler 7.1 is free.
Borlnad C++ command line compilers (bcc ver 5.5) were also free
tabrez
Tabrez Iqbal posted: What's wrong with gcc/g++ compilers? I am sure you know about these
compilers, don't you? You can download the Windows versions. -S
creates assembly and -O is for optimizations. You can also download
GNU MingW studio if you want an IDE.
Microsoft C++ Compiler 7.1 is free.
Borlnad C++ command line compilers (bcc ver 5.5) were also free
tabrez
What exactly are the gcc/g++ compilers, and why are they so famous?!
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