Well don't i feel stupid
As for a compiler, when I was a windows user I used Borland C++, which I thought was the best at the time. However, I currently use g++, and I think there is a windows equivalent named DJGPP or something like that. I suggest you look at that or the free Borland C++ compiler I keep hearing of.
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yeah i meant to write Borland C++. I love that language which is probably one reason why I might be having difficulty with bloodshed's g++.
the cd also came with DJGPP, but i haven't a clue how and what to load.
it's weird the program says that i shouldn't be using
cout<<"hello world"<<endl;
this program goes as....
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::cout<<"Hello world!\n";
return 0;
}
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and then..i tried using the tutorial and when it cme time to run it was missing files and the updated version the buttons on the toolbar don't work.
My advice is stay away from BloodShed's DevC++4.1 and above.....the whole setup is confusing and it's just plain annoying to use.:th: on you if you hate Borland..the only truly good compiler out there.
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