Re: A86: tutorials / compiler for C++ ?

Re: A86: tutorials / compiler for C++ ?

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• From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>
• Date: Sat, 3 Jul 1999 12:12:47 -0500
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I'd recommend against that.  Visual C++ is very difficult to learn (at least
for me).  It's nothing like regular C++.  Same with the Borland compiler.
You're much better off learning to program C in DOS first, then moving on to
Windows.  IMHO, an IDE gets in the way when programming C.  However, there
is a Borland-like IDE (RHIDE) for DJGPP.

> >  >  Get Cygwin from Download.com... it comes with most of
> >  >  the standerd GNU tools, including a gpp.
> >  >
> >  i got Cygwin but is there anything like asm studio for C/C++ or x86 asm
> >  i really havent got to far into C but a nice friendly looking ide might
> help
> >
> >  me gain intrest and focus my attention. i didnt know where to type the
> code.
>
>
> go buy visual c++ or borland.  they cost $$$, though.

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