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paupav
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 Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2012 7:19 am Post subject: is dev c++ and visual studio c++ |
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any different i mean small things because i get alot errors and why visual studio c++ need to have
[code]#include "stdafx.h" [\code] always?
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gogodr
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its a precompiled header
you are not making an empty project that that is why you are getting those files.
a precompiled header and cpp are meant to save your application time.
look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h552b3ca.aspx
I would recommend you start with empty projects since you are just starting to get into programming.
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| Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2012 6:15 pm Post subject: |
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| gogodr wrote: | its a precompiled header
you are not making an empty project that that is why you are getting those files.
a precompiled header and cpp are meant to save your application time.
look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h552b3ca.aspx
I would recommend you start with empty projects since you are just starting to get into programming. |
oh, ty
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| STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS!
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| coolman++ wrote: | | STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS! |
this is bad advice from a bad programmer. devc++ is globally recognised as an outdated ide that is no longer maintained by all proficient programmers. the only reason one might decide to use it at this point is because it lacks many features and hence is less confusing to a beginner. however, these same features are essentially necessities once you get beyond a novice level. coolman++'s assertions that you should stay away from vc++ indicates what level he is at.
in op's case, there is not much reason not to use vc++, which is pretty much the de facto standard for c++ ide on the windows platform
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paupav
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| Slugsnack wrote: | | coolman++ wrote: | | STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS! |
this is bad advice from a bad programmer. devc++ is globally recognised as an outdated ide that is no longer maintained by all proficient programmers. the only reason one might decide to use it at this point is because it lacks many features and hence is less confusing to a beginner. however, these same features are essentially necessities once you get beyond a novice level. coolman++'s assertions that you should stay away from vc++ indicates what level he is at.
in op's case, there is not much reason not to use vc++, which is pretty much the de facto standard for c++ ide on the windows platform |
i want to develop windows apps, il use visual studio 2010 since i dont see difference and visual studio is more updated
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coolman++
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| Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 5:44 pm Post subject: |
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| paupav wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | coolman++ wrote: | | STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS! |
this is bad advice from a bad programmer. devc++ is globally recognised as an outdated ide that is no longer maintained by all proficient programmers. the only reason one might decide to use it at this point is because it lacks many features and hence is less confusing to a beginner. however, these same features are essentially necessities once you get beyond a novice level. coolman++'s assertions that you should stay away from vc++ indicates what level he is at.
in op's case, there is not much reason not to use vc++, which is pretty much the de facto standard for c++ ide on the windows platform |
i want to develop windows apps, il use visual studio 2010 since i dont see difference and visual studio is more updated |
i agree dev C++ is outdated however, i found it a better help for beginner level. slugsnack, you shouldn't even be arguing with me. Your ego doesn't let you win.
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| Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 6:48 pm Post subject: |
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| coolman++ wrote: | | STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS! |
This is terrible advice. Stick with VC++.
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| coolman++ wrote: | | paupav wrote: | | Slugsnack wrote: | | coolman++ wrote: | | STAY AWAY FROM VISUAL C++. USE DEV C++ UNTIL YOU NEED TO DEVELOP WINDOWS APPS! |
this is bad advice from a bad programmer. devc++ is globally recognised as an outdated ide that is no longer maintained by all proficient programmers. the only reason one might decide to use it at this point is because it lacks many features and hence is less confusing to a beginner. however, these same features are essentially necessities once you get beyond a novice level. coolman++'s assertions that you should stay away from vc++ indicates what level he is at.
in op's case, there is not much reason not to use vc++, which is pretty much the de facto standard for c++ ide on the windows platform |
i want to develop windows apps, il use visual studio 2010 since i dont see difference and visual studio is more updated |
i agree dev C++ is outdated however, i found it a better help for beginner level. slugsnack, you shouldn't even be arguing with me. Your ego doesn't let you win. |
None should be arguing about the statement you made.
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coolman++
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managed to make everyone cry. another glorious victory for coolman++
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