View Full Version : Microsoft Or Borland C++ Compiler..
Shiranai_Baka
06-28-2003, 07:37 PM
Does anyone have that? and another question.. which one would you think is better or easier to use?
Borland's command line compilers are a lot better. But if you like to be interactive with building and compiling your programs then I recommend getting Microsoft's visual studio edition. Its got the visual c++ and visual basic and some other stuff bundled in that one package. But overall I would recommend borland products.
Lamsey
06-29-2003, 11:47 PM
If you search for Microsoft Visual Studio you'll get a lot of sources on Kazaa.
Shiranai_Baka
07-02-2003, 12:18 AM
Ok, ive got this book and im learning how to do c++ now.. it says i need the microsoft or borland one.. how do i even get it to work? when i installed it, there are no icons to click to activate the program (if it is a program) help?
Amarjit
07-02-2003, 03:03 PM
The Microsoft IDE has a major advantage that it does not have to include any runtime files, because they are pre-installed on a Windows OS.
The only version (on it's own) is version 6.0, Standard:
File: Microsoft Visual c 6.0 Standard Edition (sig2dat:///|File:Microsoft Visual c 6.0 Standard Edition|Length:74845898 Bytes,73092KB|UUHash:=4SGK0WQW7OEb4ZWzRVapxn3BrdU=|)
Length:74845898 Bytes,73092KB
UUHash:=4SGK0WQW7OEb4ZWzRVapxn3BrdU=
Professional and the Enterprise Editions are not available on KaZaA Lite and neither is version 7.1, try another P2P program for those. ;)
ObiWan
07-02-2003, 06:13 PM
Ok, ive got this book and im learning how to do c++ now.. it says i need the microsoft or borland one.. how do i even get it to work? when i installed it, there are no icons to click to activate the program (if it is a program) help?
which compiler is it
I used Turbo C++ 3 at college. it is an OLD DOS program but is an IDE and is fairly easy to use.
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