Can I use a different compiler besides Code::Blocks?
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Can I use a different compiler besides Code::Blocks?
I already have Microsoft Visual 2010 C++ Express installed on my computer.
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ass-duff- Posts : 1
Join date : 2012-02-21
Re: Can I use a different compiler besides Code::Blocks?
Code::Blocks is not a compiler it is an IDE. An IDE simply is the text editor that you use to write code more efficiently.
A compiler is the program that actually reads your program, translates it into Assembly (ftw) which tells the CPU what to do.
If you have MSVC++ then use that IDE, which comes with Microsoft's implementation of the C++ compiler which is mostly standard, but it does have it differences, however when working with relatively basic stuff it is the same. : )
A compiler is the program that actually reads your program, translates it into Assembly (ftw) which tells the CPU what to do.
If you have MSVC++ then use that IDE, which comes with Microsoft's implementation of the C++ compiler which is mostly standard, but it does have it differences, however when working with relatively basic stuff it is the same. : )
legolizard- Posts : 137
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Re: Can I use a different compiler besides Code::Blocks?
Legolizard is right about what he said about Code::Blocks, but anyway, to answer your question, you can use MS Visual C++, provided that you mention it in your posts.ass-duff wrote:I already have Microsoft Visual 2010 C++ Express installed on my computer.
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