Collect C/C ++ Compilers

Collect C/C ++ Compilers

 

Among all computer-related majors, C and C ++ are almost all required courses, and most of the compilers we use are turboc 2.0, Visual C ++, borland C ++ builder, but how many C/C ++ compilers are. Using a compiler for a long time will make us think differently, just as when Windows is used for a long time and then switched to Unix, it will produce rejection. Therefore, there are a lot of benefits for accessing and using other compilers.

 

Therefore, I came up with a naive idea to collect all the C/C ++ compilers, as long as you have used or heard of it, as long as you think it is necessary, please follow up later, write the name of the C/C ++ compiler.

 

Below I will list the C/C ++ compilers I have used and I know. If you are interested, please refer

 

 

1. Turbo C

A typical tool developed in C language in the DOS era. Currently, it is suitable for two types of users: C language beginner (especially students) and a professional with nostalgia :)

 

2. wintc

The C compiler in Windows is similar to the turboc compiler.

 

3. Visual C ++ 6.0/7.0

A stable and powerful IDE development environment with rich debugging functions. The custom macro function is also a major feature. Microsoft's classic, powerful and self-explanatory. Some of the included tools are also very good, such as: spy ++. However, compared with similar compilers, the C ++ standard is not well supported, especially in versions 6.0 and earlier.

 

4. BCB

Borland's c ++ builder is another powerful ide that can rival VC, with a slightly slower speed and stability, but it has better support for the c ++ standard.

 

5. cygwin

The C ++ compiler on Windows is based on GCC and fully compatible with Windows features, such as Winsock support. You can find detailed information about cygwin from the http://www.cygwin.com.

 

6. Dev-C ++

On Windows, a C ++ IDE development environment similar to VC and BCB is a shared software. The interface is friendly and elegant, and the size is not big. The 4.9.x version supports Chinese language and does not need to be customized. The compiler is based on GCC and fully supports STL. However, it may be difficult to be competent for large-scale software projects. You can go to http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.htmlto find the relevant information about the dev-cworkflow.

 

7. Micosoft C