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gcc and g++, because well, they work the best I find. I know how to use them, and I can easily optimize code with it.

mm_freak wrote:

awnjoor wrote:the first compiler that i used was turbo c, now im using Dev-cpp

They are both not compilers.

But they are IDEs, and if you look at the thread topic....

I'm using a Borland C++ Builder. I'm not really used to C++ yet as I've done programming in Delphi, Python and Qbasic AGES ago.

I used Dev-C++ when i was programming in C++ (nothing big tho, just pure experimenting )

smoke wrote:I used Dev-C++ when i was programming in C++ (nothing big tho, just pure experimenting )

"Yeah, I experimented with C++ once, when I was young and needed the money..."

Sorry, couldn't resist.

Hi!

I think Eclipse is a really good choice for both c++ and java...
It has lotsa plugins, for example...
Netbeans is also good for java, but eats a little too much (okay, not a little... ) memory.
For php/html/other webscripts is bluefish or quanta the best.
And they're all free, most of them opensource.

(Come to think of it (even if it's off a bit): there is a site, that I would recommend to all who likes programming: http://www.koders.com . This is a search-site, you can search in the source code of opensource programs, in many languages... I remembered it because it has a plugin for eclipse... )

kl223

szz wrote:Hey!

I'm curious what do you use and like. I've started some time ago (about 4 years) with Borland C++ for DOS, now I am using MSVC6.

What about you?

I'm using the recent build of Borland C++

I use DevC++, simply because I'm just getting into programming with C and my programmer friend told me to use it.

i use GNU GCC and MinGWStudio as my IDE.

though im not that familiar ..im still learning to be a better c/c++ coder. hoping so?

but when im in windows XP .. i use DevC++ .

I use VS8 but i want move to gcc
It is not because vc8 is bad It is really good
The main reason i want to move to gcc is portability

On *nix I use gcc as a compiler and gdb to debug. On windows I used borlands c++/delphi IDE and ollydbg/IDA to debug.

~c

DevC++ it's best compiler for windows
gcc it's not friendly but works great.

devc++ @ windows is gr8, much better for me than borland or that crapy micro$oft compiler and gcc @ linux ofc

VS.net 2005 for windows programming stuff. And just pico for all other unix/linux prgramming and not to forget the shell scripts or php.

gcc on unix-like and MSVS on windows comps