Visual C++

[krishon]

ye...but as other ppl say...for isp's and stuff use devc++, cuz its much better...once u learn opengl things can be a lot better . Just ask Catalyst

[naoki]

i thought it was like

learning edition
:newbie: only
professional
for like, your own personal use
enterprise
multiple licenses for networks?

[Tony]

it doesnt matter which one you use really... source code is the same (well untill you get into openGL and such... as far as I know, there's a bit of source variation to get things working)

its all about the text editor and what makes it easier for you to code in. VC++ has colorcoding, argument passing help (it shows you the function line and tells you in what order to pass the arguments) and drop down menues for objects methods.

VC++ is the only C++ editor/compiler I ever used and I like it. As rizzix pointed out, when I was searching for a java IDE, try them all out and see which one you like best.

[UBC_Wiskatos]

dodge_tomahawk wrote:

hey i dled visual c++ standard of kazaa, is there advanced? and if there is what is the difference

Professional doesn't have all the goodies like profilers, extreme optimization, and some other stuff. If you're not making professional programs, just get Standard, it's fine.

[rizzix]

optimization in VC++ sucks.. it ruins ur program. very inaccurate and horrifying. don't use it. if u need to compile an optimized app, use (the non-standard) intel compiler, or you can even try the GNU compiler (works to quite an extent).

[PHP God]

why does everyone say emmess like this "M$". Do you have to pay a nickel every time you say it or something?

[Mazer]

yes, yes you do. well, it's 15 cents here in Canada because of the exchange rate.