Re: [Dev-C++] Is Dev-C++ a beginners tool?

[David M. <dem...@uw...>]

I recently saw my first example of a high-quality program written in
Dev-C++.  The N64 emulator Mupen64 was written entirely with Dev-C++, which
I believe is a great first step.

At 06:27 PM 08/05/2003 +0200, h.r...@gm... wrote:
>> Hi,
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>> I am new to the world of C and C++. I came to know about the Dev-C++. Is
>> Dev-C++ a tool used by beginners? Is this tool used to produce a
>> commercial
>> products also? I have this question because I was reading an article
>> called
>> "Getting Started with C++" on the http://www.cprogramming.com/begin.html
>> page that said "For beginners, Bloodshed Dev, which uses a windows
>> interface, is a free and easy-to-use compiler. ".
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>> Do you have any suggestion as which path should I take as I am learning C
>> and C++. Should I use Dev-C++ or Borland C++ 6 or Microsoft C/C++.
>>=20
>> Thanx for all the ideas.
>>=20
>> TAM
>>=20
>Hi,=20
>
>the compiler is gcc, adaption for windows is mingw and the ide is dev-cpp.
>That means, if you use dev-cpp you use gcc, one of the best compiler=
 aviable.
>It is much more compliant to the c++ standard as e.g. vc++. The ide dev-cpp
>is easy to use, just right for the beginner (and other of course).
>And dev-cpp, mingw (gcc) are free !
>
>I think it would be the best choice to start with dev-cpp
>
>greetings
>Horst
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