what compiler / IDE do you use?

Dev-C++/SDL or Code::Blocks/SDL.

Borland Builder 6.0 for "GUI Map Editors"

DevCPP/SDL for games.

GCC/Scite/(Allegro/SDL)

The free beta 2005 C# compiler from Microsoft, with GDI+ or DirectX.

g++ 3.4.3/Kate/FreeGLUT

Dev-C++ with Allegro.

Dev-Cpp / Opengl

This would be a good thread for the lounge.

I use Eclipse + CDT, MinGW and occasionally Microsoft's free C++ compiler (when I want to check that my code is portable).

I usually use SDL/OpenGL.

Visual Studio 6,Visual Studio 7,Dev-CPP,Code::Blocks / OGRE,SDL,OpenGL,GLFW

MSVC++ 7.0 .NET 2002 and OpenGL.

MS Visual Studio 7.1 (.Net 2003), with Visual Assist X and Devpartner Profiler.
Eclipse when I'm "forced" to do Java.
Ultraedit32 + TASM or MASM for assembly (not so much anymore), and general quick editing of binary / misc source files.
Mainly Direct3D 9, but also some OpenGL.

PLATFORM: WIN32
IDE/compiler: MS Visual Studio
LIBS: SDL, OpenGL
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PLATFORM: Sony PS2
IDE/compiler: edit.com, gcc
LIBS: my own

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Original post by donjonson and what graphics library do you use?

Dev-C++ and Allegro.

Microsoft VC++ .Net 2005 beta
SDL and OpenGL
SciTE for some source files
and XVI32 for binaries

Visual C# 2005
Direct3D

I think this should be moved to the lounge. More people will reply if it's moved there.

I use MSVC++ 6 with stlport. for gfx allegro/win32

I use gcc with cygwin in windows for console apps
I also use KDevelop in linux with gcc I have used allegro in linux as well.

I use a somewhat eclectic mix:

Compiler: MS.NET(2003) to compile and occasionally debug though more often than not I use a log file *shrug*

IDE: gVIM as editor, Servant Salamander for file related tasks.

GFX: ClanLib (and thus OpenGL, etc.) for the fun graphic bits.

vim and grep is all you'll ever need