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You're using Microsoft's .Net Framework stuff, it'll only work in computers that have it installed.

You can use directly the Windows API or use a library such as Microsoft MFC or Borland VCL to make development faster.

I'd definitly recommend the Thinking in C++ books, after it I would also recommend The C++ Programming Language from Stroustrup (he who created C++).

The new anti-virus from AOL is as good as Kapersky and is free I would recommend it.

Boa sorte!!

Thanks a lot, it's working now!!
For some strange reason when I tried if before it didn't work, but I tried again now and it worked.



C:\Documents and Settings\****\Meus documentos>g++...

Did you find out how to fix the problem, Tonto?
I didn't find any solution in the threads you mencioned :(

Thanks for the help,
Etinin

I've been trying to install STL with my Mingw compiler but I can't get the iostreams to work, other programs that uses the STL but not iostreams compiles succesfully using the STLport (I already...

Think whatever you want, I just think we shouldn't go off-topic and start comparing MS VS or MFC with open-source tools, but we should compare the features of these new compilers I was talking about...

But borland does at least have VCL which is pretty good for designing an interface quickly.

But we don't want to turn this thread into a comparison between compilers, do we?

The problem of VS Express, in my opinion, is exactly the lack of features to write compile native Win32 apps (you can install the PSDK but you still have no visual way of editing a resource file and...

Has anyone checked the new Turbo Explorer compilers from Borland?
They seem to be nice for free compilers, not a total joke like the Express crap from M$, I'm downloading the new Turbo C++ and I...

If you need to do calculations with it there are some arbitrary precision libraries floating around on the internet, Google for them if that's the case.

If you don't need to do any calculations...

One good suggestion is to replace char prompt[256] with string prompt and char information[256] to string prompt so both use the C++ string classes which are much more efficient than a 256 chars...