Best compiler/IDE?
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I want to buy a a new compiler/IDE but i''m not shure which one to choose. I was thinking of buying VC++ 6.0 with student licens, but first I need to know a few things.
What happends when I''m not a student anymore? Can''t I use VC++ anymore and sell my programs?
Is there any newer IDE like VC++ 7.0?
What is VC++.net?
Thanks for your help!
if you buy Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus (not a bad book but not perfect) you get a free copy of MS Visual C++.
cheap way to get a look at the IDE.
cheap way to get a look at the IDE.
quote:Original post by tordyvel
I want to buy a a new compiler/IDE but i''m not shure which one to choose. I was thinking of buying VC++ 6.0 with student licens, but first I need to know a few things.
Buy the Academic version of Visual Studio.NET.
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What happends when I''m not a student anymore? Can''t I use VC++ anymore and sell my programs?
You can continue to use VS.NET after you leave school, and sell your programs.
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Is there any newer IDE like VC++ 7.0?
What is VC++.net?
VC++7.0 == VC++.NET
"When you know the LORD you have no need for masturbation!"
I''m not sure if you can buy an academic version. When I tried to, m$ told me that that version is only for academical institutions, such as schools...
I''ve ordered the Standard edition of VC++.NET. It is cheap, but it misses program optimization, which is not very appropriate for releasing commercial programs... or maybe it is if you are creating small games.
Damjan "Rhuantavan" Mozetic
I''ve ordered the Standard edition of VC++.NET. It is cheap, but it misses program optimization, which is not very appropriate for releasing commercial programs... or maybe it is if you are creating small games.
Damjan "Rhuantavan" Mozetic
I think you owe it to yourself to try Dev-C++ (link in signature). Not only is it completely free, it is comparable to VC++ in looks and features. I know that there are some people who can''t stand Dev-C++, because they say it is not as good, or it is too buggy, etc, but before you spend money for Visual C++, you should at least give the free download a shot. You just might like it (I did!).
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quote:Original post by Rhuantavan
I''m not sure if you can buy an academic version. When I tried to, m$ told me that that version is only for academical institutions, such as schools...
This is quite simply not true. I''m not discussing this with you - I am telling you.
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m$
Grow up.
Perosonally, if I owned a company, and people put $''s in the name when they typed it, I wouldn''t be that upset (quite the opposite really).
When I bought the acedemic version of Visual C++ 5, I had to proved proof that I was a student and actively enrolled.
[moved to general]
When I bought the acedemic version of Visual C++ 5, I had to proved proof that I was a student and actively enrolled.
[moved to general]
quote:Original post by Arild FinesOr what? You''re going to cry?
Grow up.
(sorry, your statement just screamed for a stupid reply)
quote:Original post by civguy
(sorry, your statement just screamed for a stupid reply)
Glad to see you achieved your objective.
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