Since I couldn't get Dev-C++ to work again (I went so far as to uninstall, delete every remnant of dev-c++ related stuff left over that I could see, reboot, defrag, reboot, redownload the setup again but from a different mirror, install to a different directory than the one I installed to before, create a new project whose only code was
Code:
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  return 0;
}
and then compile that, and it would still crash at that point. See my last thread for more details on that.) I decided to just try a different compiler.

I am now trying to use the Digital Mars compiler, but with no success. From what I read in its readme, it appears to be a command line compiler rather than an IDE, and it tells how to use it. I tried to do what it said, but it just gave a one-line example of how to use it. Whenever I try to use it, it says "Fatal error: unable to open input file 'test' --- errorlevel 1"

So I have a few questions.

Is Digital Mars a good compiler worth using?
How do I use it to compile, link and build? Do I even have to go through each step, or will it do the whole process in one simple command like Dev-C++ did?
Is there any place where I can find more information on Digital Mars and how to use it? Its own site offers little help.