about Compiler

ashu

hi,

i want to learn C++ language, i know a little bit C language, would you
please tell me the best Compiler for C++, and the Books for beginners
and intermediate and Advanced also.

thanx

Mar 27 '06 #1

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Puppet_Sock

ashu wrote:

i want to learn C++ language, i know a little bit C language, would you
please tell me the best Compiler for C++, and the Books for beginners
and intermediate and Advanced also.

For book reviews, look here.

www.accu.org

The best compiler depends on a lot of things. Like, what OS you
are using. You can likely get the gnu compiler for your system,
and it's under the gnu license. If you step up to commercial
development, there's several choices, none perfect. Gets you
back to what operating system you intended to develop for.
Socks

Mar 27 '06 #2

Jacek Dziedzic

ashu wrote:

hi,

i want to learn C++ language, i know a little bit C language, would you
please tell me the best Compiler for C++

Define best.

best == most standard compliant?
best == generating fastest code?
best == compiles fastest?
best == cheapest?

- J.

Mar 27 '06 #3

Tejas Kokje (a.k.a Binary Semaphore)

I think GNU C++ (g++) compiler is good enough if you are beginner. It
is easy to install on most of modern UNIXes (Linux and BSD). It is also
available for other OSes.

If you use windows, get Dev-C++ from

http://www.bloodshed.net/download.html.

It comes with Mingw ( a g++ windows port). You get a good c++ editor
with a good compiler for free.

For books, I like C++ complete reference and Thinking in C++ by Bruce
Eckel. You can get PDF version of Thinking in C++ book for free at

http://www.planetpdf.com//article.asp?contentid=6634&ra

Tejas Kokje

Mar 27 '06 #4

Mark Renton

you can also get the Microsoft Visual studio 2005 .NET which is free.

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hi,

i want to learn C++ language, i know a little bit C language, would you
please tell me the best Compiler for C++, and the Books for beginners
and intermediate and Advanced also.

thanx

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