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thevyzz

yes. bloodshed is free. borland c++ builder is freeware.

tweety

thankx 4 ur suggestions!!!!

rooney

Using turbo C++ is a sin. But sadly, but cbse course is based on it only =(

Use Dev C++ for vista.

tweety

can u suggest any site name to download it for free...???

Warren_buffet

why u r not using Linux, it has inbuilt c compiler.

thevyzz

@tweety

Bloodshed C++ is DevC++ :)

tweety

kkkkk.....

SuperCool

@vyzz

Are you able to compile your existing TC++ programs on Dev C++?

I'm getting errors while compiling my programs on Dev C++

rooney

Hi

Programs written for TC++ follow an outdated format. TC++ was released in 1994 or something. And, unfortunately, CBSE prescribes the same old rubbish syllabus.

There are couple of syntax differences if you write for Dev C++ or g++( in Linux).
1. #include and not #include
2. You have to add this statement before int main()

using namespace std;
3 You write int main ()
{ main body
return 0;
}
instead of

void main()
{}

There are many things. You should not use Dev c++ for school purposes. Dev c++ should be used after you pass school and enter college coz then you start doing serious stuff.

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