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    VSC++ Question

    is it possible to use MinGW with visual stduios C++ 8?

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    is there a way to implent another compiler in vsc++ besides that one?

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    I think it might be possible to do so with the intel compiler but I've never tried. I do recall reading about it a few years ago but that was with respect to vc6; I have no idea if integration is possible with the .net ide.

    As for other compilers - I very much doubt it.

    If you like using MinGW there's a number of free ides which are easy to use, for example:

    code::blocks
    dev-cpp
    MinGW-DevStudio

    The latter is very similar to vc6 in appearance and behaviour, if you have a particular preference for that sort of ide.
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    well see the problem is i love the visual C++ ide but it doesn't support c99. And also im looking for a C99 64 bit compiler for Windows.

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