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Code::Blocks IDE and compiler from Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003

On windows i use Visual Studio and under linux : emacs or Kdevelop


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heh i don't get a chance to use a compiler on open source OS :-) but i thik some day i'll do it :-D

i use vc++.net and devc++

I really like Devc++ by Bloodshed, its free and very flexible, Ive also dabbled with MS Visual c++, and Borlands compiler

I use microsoft visual c++ as i find im the most used to it, and u dont have to do return 0; lol

On windows --- Visual C++ (7/.net)
On unix --- gcc 3.2.3 =)

I've not done that much programming since my junior year in college (bout a year ago), but when I did the college suggested a compiler called jGRASP (jgrasp.org). It let us compile Java and C/C++, though I'm not sure how flexible or powerful it is for personal use since the school supplied us with everything we needed for our classes. I just recently downloaded it at home, as I've had a hankerin' for some programming because of all the PHP I've been doing, but I've not had time to set it up yet.

i use dev-C++, it is one of the greatest all around programming tool for C++ and its free. what more could you want?

I am studying at the University of Woolongong (Australia) , currently doing a BaCompSc which is a degree in Computer science (a programming IT degree).

and all my subjects require me to use compilers that conform to the C++ standard: Quincy2005 (Win miniGW), Cygwin and g++ (linux).

it would be cool though to be able to use the others though.

I use visual c++.

visual studio 6, devcpp, eclipse and netbeans... netbeans rocks! It can write java apps for my nokia 3100 phone...

Visual Studio 2005 Beta 2, when I'm at school on my laptop...

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Gedit, when I'm at home on my Gentoo box...

I also have dev c++ … The only thing I don’t like in it is that it’s install creating application does not include the sub directories… And therefore I had to use an other app for installation creating

I haven't been doing C and C++ for quite awhile already - a very long while ... but anyway here goes ... Borland C for Dos 3.1.1 . Tried my hand with Borland C Builder but not exactly my type as I hate reading or should I say deciper codes that's not mine (even my own codes I got problems remmebering what I wrote ..) .. abit tendious to debug ...
Visual C++ from VStudio 6.0 <- good enough for coding winbloze apps.. Erm.. give me Java any day
But on unix so far I've only done C and the ide used is vi aka evil eye with compiler cc which is pretty kewl .. esp. on the IPCs part ...