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Avis Junior Poster

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CheatKing64 Freshman

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Here are some more links:
Another Free C/C++ Compiler:
The first compiler I ever used (then I moved to MinGW, the Windows port of the GCC compiler. See above post)
(I heard that this compiler has the fastest compile time ever recorded :idiot: )
Absoulute C++ Beginner's pack
I used this tutorial to learn the basics of C++. Not very advanced (doesn't even cover using strings), but good for extreme beginners.
A Great VB to C++ Tutorial
This tutorial is aimed at moving from Visual Basic to Visual C++, although I've used it to go to ANSI C++ (or whatever the C++ standard is...). _________________ NCSA Certified in HTML 4.0:
EasyMail POP/SMTP Server:
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vbman995 Moderator

Joined: 19 Aug 2005 Posts: 264 Location: Planet Earth
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| There is a free C++ IDE & Compiler made by Bloodshed. It is called Bloodshed Dev C++ 4.0. I tried it once and it is very good. It even included tutorials. It is just like Microsoft Visual C++, just without the Visual part. You can download it at:: [link] They also have Dev-Pascal. |
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