Re: Favorite FREE C++ compiler
On 8 Nov., 05:31, "Hak...@gmail.com" <Hak...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I use Dev C++ when I'm at home, but Visual C++ when I'm at school.
I also use the Bloodshed Dev C++ compiler (although it's name is
somewhat martial ;-) as a free compiler on many occasions.
I have found that Visual C++ has a few features I really like (for
example, I can enter all the input for my entire program at the first
cin, and adds "Press any key to exit" at the end).
I don't understand what you try to explain here. What is the "first"
cin?
If you mean that starting a C++ program *without* debugging using
one of the Microsoft compilers will cause the running console
program to keep waiting for some hit-key event, *after* it has
actually
finished, this can easily be realized with Dev C++ also, just use
the system function from <stdlib.h> (with implementation-defined
outcome):
#include <stdlib.h>
int main() {
...
system("pause");
}
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