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DevC++ is pretty good. Its what I started on, and it worked great for a while, but it does have problems.

I reccommend Borland's free DOS compiler, and a text editing environment that has syntax highlighting. One that I found works very well is textpad (www.textpad.com). You can even set it up so that you can click "Run," and it will compile and run the project for you.

If you'd like, I will put up instructions on how to get it customized like this. (PM me)

irasnyd

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probably really depends on what you are using it for. i mean if you want a compiler for your class i'd recommend using whatever compiler your instructor uses. if you have troubles remembering syntax you might want a compiler that has flag/parameter completion and such.

i use vc++.net just because i got a copy of vs.net for free. i like it, it's easy to use and pressing tab a whole bunch of times will usually get you a line of code ;P. but yeah, i suggest looking at what you need, what you want, and what you can get and combining it to get whatever is best for you.

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