Any free C++ compiler programs?

[NecroticisM666]

hi! is there any free C++ compiler (not the MS visual basic ones) that works perfectly well in Win7 Ultimate 64 bit?

 

[kado897]

Try this. Visual C++ 2010 Express | Microsoft Visual Studio

 

[HammerHead]

Have A Look

Here is one I have loaded and ran seems good to me but I am not a code head.

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[NecroticisM666]

Try this. Visual C++ 2010 Express | Microsoft Visual Studio

Where can I download the stand alone installer for this one?

 

[kado897]

I don't think you can get a standalone installer just for VC++ but you can download an ISO with all the express editions here. Visual Studio 2010 Express ISO Images | Microsoft Visual Studio

 

[NecroticisM666]

I don't think you can get a standalone installer just for VC++ but you can download an ISO with all the express editions here. Visual Studio 2010 Express ISO Images | Microsoft Visual Studio

Thank you very much!

 

[kado897]

You are welcome.

 

[MilesAhead]

I use the VC++ express myself. Also you can find a few more here:
Free Compilers and Interpreters for Programming Languages (thefreecountry.com)

 

[gregmarsh]

You can install C++ express by itself - they all come that way - the issue of functionality has to be reviewed though - for example some things will fail due to imposed restrictions with the Express versions and some are subtle in that the documentation says they work but only checking support do you find out that the feature does not work.

 

[kado897]

The latest version of VS Express, 2012 unlike the 2010 version, comes with VB, C# and C++ all in one package.

 

[gregmarsh]

kado897 - Post

Good point kado897 -- I did not check that -- still using 10.

All the best.

 

[kado897]

Good point kado897 -- I did not check that -- still using 10.

All the best.

So was I until last week, which is how I knew.

 

[Alejandro85]

I use Pelles C sometimes (smorgasbordet - Pelles C), it's a free IDE for C development that I find very good. However, it's just plain C, not C++.

Occasionally, I also use the Visual Studio one previously recommended. It works very well too, but it's not 100% compatible with the C++ standards though.