Different c++s
I have been coding in Borland turbo c++ for two years.
I have come across various c++ compilers like ver 4.0.0-8 and 4.3.2. What are these. i have to edit my Borland code a little before I can submit them for these compilers. Should I change my compiler. If yes which one should i follow. Have seen many people recommending visual studio. How much will that be different. If possible please post the minute changes in the code that will the take place.
What are gcc and g++?
I have come across various c++ compilers like ver 4.0.0-8 and 4.3.2. What are these. i have to edit my Borland code a little before I can submit them for these compilers. Should I change my compiler. If yes which one should i follow. Have seen many people recommending visual studio. How much will that be different. If possible please post the minute changes in the code that will the take place.
What are gcc and g++?
> i have to edit my Borland code a little before I can submit them for these compilers.
There is the standard that determines what is valid code and how it behaves.
Some compilers implement extensions (that may violate the standard), by instance, variable length arrays in g++.
(your compiler may be ancient too)
> FreeBSD and Cygwin. What are these.
¿google is down?
There is the standard that determines what is valid code and how it behaves.
Some compilers implement extensions (that may violate the standard), by instance, variable length arrays in g++.
(your compiler may be ancient too)
> FreeBSD and Cygwin. What are these.
¿google is down?
If you was (and are) using Borland Turbo C++ compiler then it is logically natural to switch to the Embarcadero XE3 C++ compiler.
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