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can any one give any idea which compiler i will use which work in docs.i dont want to use microsoft visual c++

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Member Avatar for deceptikon

What do you mean by "work in docs"?

Member Avatar for tanvirraj91

What do you mean by "work in docs"?

i mean that my working enviornment is black

Member Avatar for L7Sqr

I'm not sure what either of "docs" or "environment is black" means specifically but you might try clang which is a frontend for llvm. Very powerful toolset. Works on Windows and Linux.

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I'm not sure what either of "docs" or "environment is black" means specifically but you might try clang which is a frontend for llvm. Very powerful toolset. Works on Windows and Linux.

actually i donot want to use vb c++ compiler.can u give me a pure c++ compiler name that not visual

Member Avatar for Ezzaral

I believe he means 'dos' (just command window these days)

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Member Avatar for Moschops

Does he mean "DOS", or does he just mean a command line window, in MS Windows?

Anyway, clang is not VB. Use clang, as L7sqr suggested.

Member Avatar for tanvirraj91

I believe he means 'dos'.

yea boos u r right

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actually i donot want to use vb c++ compiler.can u give me a pure c++ compiler name that not visual

llvm and clang are not a Windows-based tool suite. They are independent projects that implement a virtual machine environment and compiler infrastructure and a frontend to that system. Had you followed either of my links you would have noticed that.

As an aside, if you just want to compile on the command line (DOS shell) you can still use the Microsoft compiler without using the IDE (Visual Studio).

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Jeez. Try This.

Member Avatar for DeanMSands3

Token plug for ported GNU compilers.
Get the MinGW/MSYS if you're using Windows, but want to run on the command line.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/
Grab the link near the upper middle that says "Looking for the latest version?"

Get DJGPP if you are actually using honest to goodness DOS 5.0 - 6.22 or FreeDOS, and NOT a command line inside Windows.
http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/zip-picker.html

For those in the know, DJ Delorie is a freaking awesome guy and is currently doing work on Renesas microcontrollers. You can find him in the RenesasRulz forums.

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