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-- Posted by trizo911 at 1:00 pm on April 10, 2006

does anyone know where i can get the stuff i ned to start in c++ prgramming. such as compiler or anything else. thanks


-- Posted by tdo at 1:01 pm on April 10, 2006

download it...get a book.


-- Posted by trizo911 at 1:03 pm on April 10, 2006

Quote: from tdo at 4:01 pm on April 10, 2006


download it...get a book.

where can i downlod it from, any good sites u know of?


-- Posted by Tertra at 1:05 pm on April 10, 2006

www.mininova.org
www.thepiratebay.org


Bunch of other stuff there too.


-- Posted by pleaseremove at 1:10 pm on April 10, 2006

http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/index_topic.php

This may help you, it's a full IDE.


-- Posted by Misero at 1:46 pm on April 10, 2006

There's more than one option. I'm assuming you're a Windows user.

If you want an IDE, use this:
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Dev-C++ uses the mingw port of the gcc compiler. If you just want to download the compiler but not an IDE, go here:
http://mingw.sf.net


-- Posted by Moridin at 7:04 am on April 11, 2006

The best IDE (Integrated development environment) is bloodshed's stated above

A great c++ tutoria can be found here (it is free, you can save it as .pdf on your computer):

http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkcpp/


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