c++ on vista

[iml3g3nd]

which version of c++ works on vista fullscreen??

is it a freeware and available for download??

please help guys

 

[Dark Star]

Get over Turbo C Use Visual C++ or QT

If you are used in working in IDE's try Eclipse

 

[iml3g3nd]

are those freewares ?? available for download!!!!!!

i m colg student , so have to try out the programs thats all.........

 

[vrd]

Dev C++ is excellent and works fine on vista. moreover its a Free software.

Bloodshed Software - Dev-C++

 

[Dark Star]

are those freewares ?? available for download!!!!!!

i m colg student , so have to try out the programs thats all.........

Yep all of them are free..

 

[iml3g3nd]

i m used to turboc c environment

@DARK STAR

Can u gimme some links which has similar environments !!!!!!

 

[Dark Star]

Eclipse.org home | Visual C++ | Qt for Application Development — Qt Software - Code Less. Create More. Deploy Everywhere. |

 

[=CrAzYG33K=]

+1 for Dev-CPP.

I've used it and found it light, fast and more reliable!

 

[hammerhead]

+1 for Dev cpp, it has more functionality as compared to Turbo C.

 

[iml3g3nd]

dev cpp where is the out put screen??

so used to turboc cpp ... hehe please help !!!!

see attachment

 

[hammerhead]

^The output screen will close after the excution of the program is over. Insert

cin.get();
cin.ignore();

as the last lines of code in order to get the command window to stay.

 

[iml3g3nd]

still the output screen flashes away..........

am i coding it correctl;y???

check attachment

 

[iml3g3nd]

please help.....

 

[hammerhead]

Sorry if you misunderstood me, write the cin.get() and cin.ignore() before return. i.e.

cin.get();
cin.ignore();
return 0;

 

[iml3g3nd]

thanx man it works.....................

 

[ionicsachin]

Command based programs dont work in full screen mode in Vista, there is a wonderful software called DosBox for this

DOSBox and Windows Vista - DOSBoxWiki

 

[Yamaraj]

Don't confuse the lad with VC++, Eclipse and other advanced IDEs used by professionals only.

I suggest Code::Blocks which comes with MinGW compiler. It's decidedly better than Dev-C++. If you're inclined to learn C++ on Windows and plan on migrating to professional development tools later, download Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition SP1.

 

[iml3g3nd]

http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/Default.aspx