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    does nyone kno whre i might find an application to write or compile programs in c or c+?

    does nyone kno whre i might find an application to write or compile programs in c or c+? pls note i'm new to this so any help wud b appreciated. i found sumthin calld devc+ but it keeps askin for a source code
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    Code::Blocks is a very good compiler.
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    Dev C++ or Codeblocks google them

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    I don't know much but the c and c plus plus books tell u where. U can always google the free ones. Like dev plus plus. Netbeans gcc and borland.
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    thanks....will i hav ny problm running it on a 64bt OS coz ive had that problm b4. i'm using windows 7 ultimate. i have a laptop running vista so if windows 7 isnt supportd i could use it

    i tried dev + but wenever i try to run it i'm askd for a source code an nothin happens. am not really familiar with this so wud appreciate da help. sum1 recommended code blockers as well so i'll give that a shot
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    You shouldn't have a problem with it. If it's not a 64bit app it'll install as a 32bit one was work just the same.
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    you could always install Cygwin under windows and use g++ or cc to compile your programs.

    You could take it a step further Microsoft has Visual Studio Express with includes Visual c++. This is free

    If you are looking for an IDE to use with a 3rd party compiler take a look at Eclipse CDT

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    Try code blocks and let me know what its like.

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    Borland C++ will not run on a 64-bit version of Windows.

    You can however get it to run in the XP-mode environment in Windows7 X64.
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    look for dev c++ portable........
    thats what im using

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