View Poll Results: What compiler do you suggest?

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  • Borland 5.5

    4 13.33%

  • Dev C++

    12 40.00%

  • DJGP

    2 6.67%

  • Other(Put Answer In Post)

    12 40.00%

Thread: C++ Compilers

  1. 04-12-2003 #16
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    DJGPP is good, I can't get it to work on my computer.
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    I like g++ with gcc and the windows port of lcc for C and Windows stuff.
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