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| confused | Posted
on 26-Jul-03 09:59 AM
aight peeps i have this new visual c++ cd its brand new..but its old..and i need to learn it..i dont know how to use that shit..i do know c++ but using visual c++ seems very different..so peeps if you all have any sites that contain visual C++ tutorials please let me no..I DONT WANT TO WASTe WHAT I HAVEE>> Microsoft VISUAL C++ VERSION 4..development systems and tools.. |
| Echoes | Posted
on 30-Jul-03 09:46 AM
I recommend that you use g++ (GNU Projet's C++ compiler) to experiment with C++. It is a command-line tool but is extremely powerful. Go to www.gnu.org to learn more about GNU. Although g++ is more or less native to UNIX/Linux platforms, there is a solution for Windows systems if you don't have access to UNIX/Linux. You can download and install Cygwin, which g++ comes with. Cygwin is a wonderful program that simulates Linux environment on a Windows machine. It is a freeware! and I used it for 2 years with a great satifsfaction until I had my own real Linux. Cygwin also includes a GUI C++ debugger called gdb, which is just as strong. Cygwin can be downloaded from: http://www.cygwin.com Happy Programming! |