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Are there free PC programs where you can use C++, if so which one's?
C++ for PC
7 Answers
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are you talking about software IDE for compiling the C++ code then you can prefer
Turbo C++ => but it consider a average compiler because it's old fashioned and not use some new library
Codeblocks
dev cpp
Visual studio
that's all u can use for your PC to execute the C++ source codes
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You can use compilers to compile code directly from the terminal, without having to install IDEs containing them for the same.
Available compilers : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compilers#C++_compilers
The code can be written in notepad or vim and then compiled via cmd or terminal.
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dev++
c free
visual studio
Turbo
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Notepad++ -> nppexec script -> compiler.
Barely used any ressources and still has the convenience of a good IDE, because you can use plugins designed for c++ development (autoindent, ccompletion, etc.)
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Here is the script I'm using:
(each block is 1 line)
NPP_SAVE
cd$(CURRENT_DIRECTORY)
cmd /c g++ ...insert compiler options here... $(FILE_NAME) -o $(NAME_PART).exe & IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (echo. && echo Syntax errors were found during compiling!) ELSE ($(NAME_PART).exe)
This saves the file, goes to the files directory, compiles it, if errors were found outputs them in the notepad++ console and if no errors were found it outputs warning messages (depending on the compiler options) and your programs output.
But for a beginner I would recommend to just use Codeblocks. It comes with a compiler and is easy to use.
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do notepad++ really compiles C++ and java..
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Notepad++ doesn't compile c++. But you can compile it via script.