MSVC's IDE is unmatched, IMO, but some say it's compiler is lacking..
If you've got the latest service pack, it's fine, I prefer MinGW myself.
If you've got the latest service pack, it's fine, I prefer MinGW myself.
Microsoft or Borland?
At the moment I'm trying to learn C++. It's quite difficult and confusing when seeing all the things for the first time :sad:
But that's not the problem (OK, it's a problem but not the one the question is about
): Which is better? Microsoft Visual C++ or Borland C++ Builder?
I hope there are some experienced programmers in here, so I'm expecting much answers. At least some of the Plugin-Coders should be able to give me an advice
But that's not the problem (OK, it's a problem but not the one the question is about
): Which is better? Microsoft Visual C++ or Borland C++ Builder?I hope there are some experienced programmers in here, so I'm expecting much answers
. At least some of the Plugin-Coders should be able to give me an advice1 - 9 of 9 Posts
I don't want to cut your fun off, but depending on what you have to do, Delphi is a more friendly language, yet very, very powerful.
I mean, if you're going to write something like a plugin or an emulator, I think it's quite a good language if you're searching for the best 'sacrifice'/benefict.
However, it's all a matter of preference. If it's C++ you're trying to learn, that's wonderful!! It sure is the most enhanced language there is. You can basically have your computer make your everyday dinner for you.
[edit] My vote goes to Borland's.
I mean, if you're going to write something like a plugin or an emulator, I think it's quite a good language if you're searching for the best 'sacrifice'/benefict.
However, it's all a matter of preference. If it's C++ you're trying to learn, that's wonderful!! It sure is the most enhanced language there is. You can basically have your computer make your everyday dinner for you.
[edit] My vote goes to Borland's.
C# = Java ripoff... trust me on this one
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