Could You Suggest A Good Compiler?

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For beginners using Turbo C++ on Windows, issues arise with the recognition of common C++ keywords like bool and namespace. Users have explored alternatives such as Bloodshed Dev-C++, which is free but lacks clarity on its help resources. Microsoft’s Visual Studio Express is recommended as another free option, although some users have noted that older versions may be missing certain C headers like windows.h. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the need for a user-friendly IDE with comprehensive support for C++ programming.
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I am a beginner. I am using turbo c++ for windows, but it doesn't recognize many common words like bool, namespace, etc.

I tried using dev c++, but it didn't consist of a graphic driver.

Could you suggest a good package which is available for free download, and has a good help section too ? (I found turbo's help pretty useful)
 
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I use Bloodshed Dev-C++, I can't say if it has a good help section or not, but it's free.
http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Edit: Woops, sorry I didn't notice you said you already tried Dev C++.
 
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