Quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster
You can go commercial with both versions.
That's what I thought. Besides, even if you could't you could just compile your code with a Non-MS compiler and there would be nothing that could be done about it.
good c++ editor...
That's what I thought. Besides, even if you could't you could just compile your code with a Non-MS compiler and there would be nothing that could be done about it.
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okay. i got visual studio, but I don't really want to download the platform SDK to compile. is there another compiler that isn't such a huge download?
Quote:Original post by cwncool
okay. i got visual studio, but I don't really want to download the platform SDK to compile. is there another compiler that isn't such a huge download?
I would recommend you download it, but if you really don't want to, check out MinGW. Borland also has a free C++ compiler that is worth looking into.
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okay, i downloaded it and installed. i used this to configure the files. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk/ . Now that that is done, i have a file called helloworld.cpp . How do I compile it in Visual Studio so i can test it? Thanx!
Quote:Original post by Ranger50000
And this is a good free online C++ Book
That looks pre-standard. If you want to learn, there is a C++ Workshop here on GDNet. VC++EE is even the recommended IDE, if I'm not mistaken.
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okay, i downloaded it and installed. i used this to configure the files. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk/ . Now that that is done, i have a file called helloworld.cpp . How do I compile it in Visual Studio so i can test it? Thanx!
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