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whta is a good complier for C++


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i'm just in the beginning stage of learning C++ just got a book Sams Teach yourself C++ fourth edition in 21 DAYS.. haha i'm not if that's true or not... anyway... i need a program for practice as i read along with the book. but i don't know which is a good one for me

please give me some hints... thank you very much :shifty:

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MS Visual C++ (the compiler itself comes with the .net framework, you can pay for the fancy development tool if you want), Borland C++Builder, Dev-C++, Mingw/gcc.

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if you are compiling on x86, the intel complier is apparently the best, but it's not cheap. I'd use MS's VC++ compiler, as it seems to do well.

GCC/g++ works anywhere, but at the price of speed.

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if you are compiling on x86, the intel complier is apparently the best, but it's not cheap. I'd use MS's VC++ compiler, as it seems to do well.

GCC/g++ works anywhere, but at the price of speed.

Intel Compiler is not that good for everyday programming. I mainly use it for hardware programming.

C# compiler is free...

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