what C++ compiler or Exe modifactor do you use?

[Eggmanfan]

I am looking for a good C++ compiler program or any exe modifator that can edit srb2 name the ones you use. (I don't know were this should be put)

 

[Chibs]

If you're cheap, Dev C++ works fine. Though I believe you'll need some devpacks (if that's what they're called).

 

[Blitzzo]

Okay, first of all, that's an IDE, not a compiler. The compiler is the command line program that actually compiles the code into a binary. The IDE is the program that provides facilities for code editing and project management, and invokes the compiler.

Dev-C++ is a horrible IDE. It's buggy, crashy, doesn't format code properly, and it's not even being developed anymore. Code::Blocks is much better and has the same capabilities (even allows you to import devpaks). And like Dev-C++, you can get Code::Blocks bundled with the MinGW compiler.

 

[Jazz]

Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. You can get the express edition for free, and it's C++ variant is fully functional and far better than Dev-C++ if I do say so myself.

(I'm assuming the OP meant IDE, not compilier.)

 

[Chibs]

Dev-C++ is a horrible IDE. It's buggy, crashy, doesn't format code properly, and it's not even being developed anymore.

Well, it worked fine for me when I used it. Still, if there's something that's much better, just go with that.

 

[Link Mah Boi]

...are you serious.

 

[Chibs]

...are you serious.

Well, considering that for the short time that I tried my hand at C++ it was the only program I used from writing and compiling code, yeah.

 

[Link Mah Boi]

No, i was talking to eggmanfan in general, and at this topic.

 

[Cue]

Visual Studio 2008 Professional, personally.

 

[Eggmanfan]

I went with Microsoft visual C++ express edtion thanks for the help.

 

[LoganA]

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