Thread: What compiler do YOU use?

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    i have MSVC++ 6 EE for windows but i spend a lot lot more time programming on linux. Also for the EE thing, correct me if i am wrong, but isnt the COMPILER the same for EE and non-EE...there are just more tools added to the IDE, etc...but i think that the base compiler is the same...

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    I use MS Visual Studio 6.0 Professional Edition.(MSVC++)

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    C++ Builder from Borland

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    I use Visual C++ 6.0 for C, Borland 5.5/6.0 and DevC++ 4/4.9.8 for C++.
    p.s. What the alphabet would look like without q and r.

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    I use dev C++

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    Originally posted by CobraCC
    count me in to your special EE club
    me too

    and vs.net enterprise architect hehe

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    Originally posted by the Wookie
    me too

    and vs.net enterprise architect hehe
    Same setup as me, smart guy lol

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    Visual Studio .NET 2003
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    Hopefully soon to use:
    CodeWarrior 8.0 Professional.

    BTW, if anyone would like the *Trials* of the previously listed compilers I will happily provide it to you.
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    gcc/g++
    the best things in life are simple.

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    my signature says it all. I have used Borland Turbo C++ 4.5, C++ Builder 5.5, mingw, and MSVC 6, but gcc 3.2 is my favorite compiler thusfar. It's just so... standard-compliant.

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    BCC 5.5 (borland free command line compiler)
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    MSVC++ 5.0 (yes, five)

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    damnit, being in the EE club was much more fun when i thought i was the only member
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    gcc 3.2

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    Originally posted by *ClownPimp*
    damnit, being in the EE club was much more fun when i thought i was the only member
    Keep thinking it and be happy! Ignorance is bliss

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