C++ or Java development gains losses - Page 2

flebber · 13th December 2008, 09:19

Well I am going to start with C++, I am teaching myself so I got a book by Jesse liberty, Sidhhartha Rao and Bradley Jones. I am going to use the Microsoft Visual C++ environment and see how it goes I guess I can always try Borland or Dev-C++ if its not so good.

Ábudos · 14th December 2008, 05:11

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Originally Posted by flebber

Well I am going to start with C++, I am teaching myself so I got a book by Jesse liberty, Sidhhartha Rao and Bradley Jones. I am going to use the Microsoft Visual C++ environment and see how it goes I guess I can always try Borland or Dev-C++ if its not so good.

Microsoft's compiler is the best for Windows, I've had nothing but headache trying to get things like DirectX and other things working in Dev-C++. Save yourself the trouble and stick to Visual C++ on Windows and GCC for Unix OSes.

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flebber Practising Schemer Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Newcastle, Australia Posts: 791	Well I am going to start with C++, I am teaching myself so I got a book by Jesse liberty, Sidhhartha Rao and Bradley Jones. I am going to use the Microsoft Visual C++ environment and see how it goes I guess I can always try Borland or Dev-C++ if its not so good.