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i want to install c++

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Member Avatar for Nick Evan

Good luck with that.

Member Avatar for WaltP

So do it. There are many compilers to choose from.

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Member Avatar for Saddi

try (dev c++) its free and open source

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You want to install for compiler MinGW and Code::Blocks are the best IDE. Dev C++ is old. Also you can try Microsoft Visual C++ Express (it is free) or whole Visual Studio ($$$$) but I personally like Code::Blocks much better and you can compile most Windows programs in there.

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And please, next time formulate your questions better.

Member Avatar for Ancient Dragon

try (dev c++) its free and open source

Too old and uses obsolete version of MinGW. Use Code::Blocks instead, and its supported on both *nix and MS-Windows.

Member Avatar for Moschops

Where does the constant, incessant support for Dev-C++ come from?

Member Avatar for WaltP

Before they stopped development it seems it was a very good and free IDE. Just because it's no longer under development, memory of it has not been erased. It's the same 'problem' we see in universities that refuse to leave Turbo C++ 3 & 4 in the past.

And it still works.

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Code::Blocks is a good IDE. it's free, works on all Operating Sytems, much simpler than Microsoft's alternative (where I still can't understand why they made the 'build' and 'run' options so difficult to find) and you can make single files instead of having an entire project for every single instance of inrelated code.

commented: good to know +17
Member Avatar for Derek Elensar

http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/binaries/


^^THat should get you to the download site for C::B. don't use Dev C++ as I'm required to use it for my class. it sucks, and so I use Code::Blocks behind my instructor's back, since she's unwilling to use anything else.

I highly reccommend this IDE to anyone who wants to program in C++

commented: +1 for fighting the power and using C::B +14
commented: good :) +17
commented: providing a link, why didnt i think of that?? +3
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