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What is the best Visual C++ Editor/Compiler?
Jul 22 '05 #1
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"Nick" <n@o.com> wrote in message news:P1EEc.5114$151.1854@fed1read02...
What is the best Visual C++ Editor/Compiler?


Mine, but you can't have it. :-)

Best in what sense? Cheapest? Most conforming? Fastest?

There is a free VC++ compiler, I believe, but I forget the link. Check
their web site.

VC++.NET is more standard-conforming than VC++ 6.0.

I have no idea if anyone's selling 6.0 any more or not.

I use both 6.0 and .NET, but that's because I have some third-party software
that requires one, and some that requires the other.

There's probably a features-comparison list on the microsquish site for the
latest versions. You might look there.

(In any case, it's not exactly a C++ language question, is it? :-))

-Howard


Jul 22 '05 #2

"Nick" <n@o.com> wrote in message news:P1EEc.5114$151.1854@fed1read02...
What is the best Visual C++ Editor/Compiler?

I would assume it's the one with the largest version number.

Jul 22 '05 #3

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"Nick" <n@o.com> wrote in message news:P1EEc.5114$151.1854@fed1read02...
What is the best Visual C++ Editor/Compiler?
I would assume it's the one with the largest version number.


Normally, sure. But we're talking about microsquish here, and sometimes
newer versions simply have better bugs! :-)

(Sorry, couldn't resist.)

Jul 22 '05 #4

"Howard" <al*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I use both 6.0 and .NET, but that's because I have some third-party software that requires one, and some that requires the other.

Oh, I have an OT question for you sir! I too have both, but never dared to
install them on that same machine. Do you know if that is ok to do?

Thanks.
Jul 22 '05 #5

"Xenos" <do**********@spamhate.com> wrote in message
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"Howard" <al*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I use both 6.0 and .NET, but that's because I have some third-party software
that requires one, and some that requires the other.

Oh, I have an OT question for you sir! I too have both, but never dared

to install them on that same machine. Do you know if that is ok to do?

Thanks.

Yep, I have them both installed. Just install the 6.0 version first.

(Further q's re. VC++ should go to a microsoft group, though.)

-Howard
Jul 22 '05 #6

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