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| manc wrote: | Well, I suppose it varies from person to person but when I do small projects, I use Dev primarily because it has the fastest loading time and the easiest layout (For me). When I started, MSVC++ compiler seemed very complicated, but hey, thats just me  |
It takes a bit to get used to the IDE, yeah, but thats similar with all IDEs. You can't really open something and expect it to be as easy as notepad.
| dnsi0 wrote: | | Try Boardland C++ if you want stuff like command prompt and dlls. It can not make mfcs thou. |
Borland C++ is not the same as normal C++, instead, Borland added onto the language for their own object methods and such. I really wouldn't suggest it for a starting language but instead to just stick to normal C/C++ They do create similar code but Borland C++ is more like using .NET from what I've seen in my friends college material.
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