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Best up to date C++ compiler
there is a new version of it called wxDEV C++ which works fine on all computers I tried.
but I prefer to use code blocks as it's more up to date.
but I prefer to use code blocks as it's more up to date.
Zoran, code blocks is an IDE not a compiler. It has a compiler, but is not a compiler itself.
OP dev c++ isn't a compiler it is an IDE.
If you want a modern compiler I would suggest GCC/MingW or Clang.
If you want an IDE I would suggest code::blocks or Visual Studio Express.
If you really want to use dev c++ but a newer version try the Orwell's version.
OP dev c++ isn't a compiler it is an IDE.
If you want a modern compiler I would suggest GCC/MingW or Clang.
If you want an IDE I would suggest code::blocks or Visual Studio Express.
If you really want to use dev c++ but a newer version try the Orwell's version.
> I am currently using a very outdated version called dev c++
Since you are already familiar with the Dev C++ IDE, you may find it easier if you switch to the current version of the same IDE. http://orwelldevcpp.blogspot.in/
It comes with a recent version of the GNU compiler and library. Nowhere close to being the 'best' C++ implementation; but it is a good implementation and would be more than adequate for your purposes.
Since you are already familiar with the Dev C++ IDE, you may find it easier if you switch to the current version of the same IDE. http://orwelldevcpp.blogspot.in/
It comes with a recent version of the GNU compiler and library. Nowhere close to being the 'best' C++ implementation; but it is a good implementation and would be more than adequate for your purposes.
giblit, I assumed he was talking about ide's, since he mentioned dev c++.
I seriously doubt he will be using any compiler different from the default one used by the ide which he picks.
And as a side note: I tried the old dev c++ with it's older compiler and I can say it works perfectly fine. It's more than good enough for learning c++ and I doubt any beginner would have problems with it.
I seriously doubt he will be using any compiler different from the default one used by the ide which he picks.
And as a side note: I tried the old dev c++ with it's older compiler and I can say it works perfectly fine. It's more than good enough for learning c++ and I doubt any beginner would have problems with it.
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