Thread: What compiler do YOU use?

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    Hey everyone, what compiler do you guys use? My school is cheap so I use Turbo C++ 3.0. It's made for DOS. :

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    gcc 3.2

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    Another one of these...w00t

    VC++ .NET/6.0

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    MS VC++ 6 Pro. (I have several, but that is what I use).
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    mingw 3.2

    and sometimes

    Borland Bcc55 //but rarely

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    MSVC++ and MingW (using the Dev-C++ IDE).

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    MSCV++

    We use some old compilers here at work too... Quick-C, some old Watcom, etc. (Mostly to maintain older programs.)

    It's a bummer using outdated stuff, but there are advantages to using the same thing as everyone else in the class, and the same thing as the instructor.

    There several free compilers... if the instructor was motivated learn a new one and upgrade.

    I saw a survey showing that the Free Borland (command line) compiler is the most popular free compiler. I assume that Microsoft VC++ is the most popular non-free compiler.

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    MS VC++ 6

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    MS VC++ 6.0 Intro Ed.
    Programmer's Law:

    If your program doesn't work, look for the part that you didn't think was
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    MSVC 6 Enterprise Edition (w00t! I feel special, im the only one with EE )
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    MS VS.NET

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    Dev-C++ (MingW)
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    Originally posted by *ClownPimp*
    MSVC 6 Enterprise Edition (w00t! I feel special, im the only one with EE )
    Nope. I have it too. :P
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    Originally posted by XSquared
    Nope. I have it too. :P
    count me in to your special EE club

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