stupid question

What programs? Vi, MSVC++ and gcc.

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There are no stupid questions- only stupid people.

Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Enterprise Edition and Borland Turbo C++ 4.5

Watcom C/C++ 11.0

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Rasmus Neckelmann
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"Stupid is who stupid says, sir !" (Forrest Gump)

Well, I use what I got. A program is a tool, and if I don''t have the best tool I just use the one I got.
For C/C++ I started with TurboC++ which still does wonder for pure DOS programming.
Borland is OK, as it does Winprogramming, and DOS as well, it''s a transition tool. But if you really wanna code for Windows without hassle, just comply to the Borg and use VisualC++ ... after all, who could make a better tool for their own OS than Microsoft ?
For Java, Notepad does wonders ...
For VBAsic ... well ...
For other languages I use what I get.

Never tried djgpp, though if you are skinned, it''s free, and widely popular.

youpla :-P

I use VB5.

Dev C++ 4
Borland C++ 5.5
C++ Builder 1 + 4
Delphi 1 + 2
J++ Builder 1
Supercede Java
CuteHTML
Notepad
Wordpad
Ultra Edit 32
Turbo C++ 3
DGJPP
TASM
ASM
eC

I don''t actually know all those languages I''ve just picked them up cheap over the years

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VC++ 6.0
DJGPP
NASM
Sun''s Java 2 SDK
Editor ''99
FizzSH (my own custom-built command prompt )

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Magnum Games

DOS? And use batch files?

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Whatever!

VC 6

Why use anything else

Lee

a hex editor, of course... doesn''t everyone write their programs in hex?

actually i tend to use and OCT editor. it happens to be way more painful

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edit - random thought : ever tried to use numbers in base 7 or 13 for programming?

Edited by - pouya on October 10, 2000 3:33:49 PM