[1llusion]

Hey!!! So, I just pushed myself to start reading the "Let us C" e-book provided by The 7th Sage and well... I have a little question, what compiler do you suggest? In the e-book, they write Turbo C but I have read somewhere else, that it isn't the best choice. Can somebody please suggest me some good compiler? Thanks a bunch!!!

[1234hotmaster]

1st question: whats the difference between C, C++, C# and C++.NET?

2nd question: is RAD Studio better or Turbo C or the crappy VS C++ ?

3rd question: how do you edit registry in C?

hope i can get answers cause im starting to love C++ and C


#include <iostream>

Using std::cout

int Main(){
cout<<"I'm starting to become interested in C++ \a";
return 0;
}

[1llusion]

I use Turbo C its simple. You can go for Vc++

thanks!!! I'll try Vc++. I saw somewhere that you have to do some edits before it works properly for C. Is that true/what edits?

Thanks a lot again!!!

[1llusion]

I use vcc in uni sometimes works fine without any edits, maybe they did it while installing. At home i use Turbo C its kinda ancient and not suitable for new generation, doesn't even support exception handling. Then why the hell do I use it? Ease of use and am more used to it now after using it for over 4 years.

Awesome, thanks

[1llusion]

I meant Vc++ btw. All these Credit card spammers divert my mind.

I think I got it right

lol report their IP's and it will be fine

thanks again

[Shadwow]

well I use Borland's C++ on " my other stff computer " on linux
Microsoft's MSVC >7.0 it's kind of standard compliant and u can get it for free

[1llusion]

well I use Borland's C++ on " my other stff computer " on linux
Microsoft's MSVC >7.0 it's kind of standard compliant and u can get it for free

thanks

[Shadwow]

I hope one of them can halp u :p