Thread: miracle C Compiler problem

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    Smile miracle C Compiler problem

    Hi,
    Yesterday i installed 30 days evolution miracle C compiler.When i try to test example program,i'm getting some kind of error message window.
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    D:\PROGRA~1\Syantec\S32EVNT1.DLL.An installable Virtual Device Driver failed Dll initialization.Choose "Close" to terminate the application.
    Pls give me some suggestions .

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    Miracle C is a piece of crap, especially for something which is being sold for $$$

    There are many free compilers, and ALL of them are better than that rubbish.
    http://thefreecountry.com/compilers/cpp.shtml

    Try something like Bloodshed Dev-C++ which is $0
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    wow they are actually trying to make money of that POS?
    Not only is there gcc but there is also the Borland command line compiler and the Visual Studio 2005 command line compiler which can all be used with a free IDE

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    Miracle C: It's a miracle if it works!


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    miracle C Compiler problem
    The Miracle C compiler IS the problem! To add my personal recommendation, Dev-C++ is a good pick. Very high quality software, and it's free. Plus, it's hugely popular, which has all sorts of benefits.

    Borland IDEs are also quite nice - I've used a lot of them. They just tend to use some non-standard libraries is all. Microsoft has also made some pretty good IDEs. If you do any C++.NET - Visual Studio.NET is the way to go!

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    I'd go for Digital Mars myself.

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    I recently went from devcpp to code::blocks. Devcpp is horrible in debugging. It often skips my breaskpoints. And once every 15-30 minutes it spits out an error, or just leaves a debugging thread hanging. Devcpp is good, but IMO code::blocks is much better.

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