C/C++ Where to find a good C++ Compiler?

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For those seeking a free C++ compiler, several options were discussed. Bloodshed's Dev-C++ is recommended for Windows users, noted for its effectiveness. Digital Mars also offers a free compiler. For Linux users, GCC is the standard compiler, with Mandrake and Fedora Core 4 suggested as user-friendly distributions. Overall, Bloodshed's Dev-C++ is highlighted as a reliable choice for C++ development.
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Didn't see anything under search but does anyone know where I can get a free C++ compiler? thank!
 
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Watcom has a nice compiler which runs on a Windows box. gcc is the standard for Linux.
 
The bloodshed compilers are very good I use them/
 
if you do not want to move platforms, then use the dev-C++, otherwise, I suggest that you use Linux... Mandrake is a nice easy system to use, as is fedora core 4.
 
I personally used Bloodshed's Dev-C++ compiler. Worked well for me.
 

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