by TheAlienist
If you need to compile C/C++ then save yourself some headaches AND money. Skip the commerical compilers and use GCC. The amount of R&D on this project surpasses that of the commercial alternatives (yeah, including Microsoft C/C++ Compiler).
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Good quality, stable and rocking. I use it on daily basis.
Would get my 5 if error checking and mistake-proofing were enhanced. Also support on windows is not that good.
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by kings_mitra
Being a cross platform compiler, GCC is often the compiler of choice for developing software that is required to execute on a wide variety of hardware and/or operating systems.
As most of the compiler with GCC, is the same on every platform, only code which explicitly uses platform-specific features has to be rewritten for each system.
It has also been ported to more kinds of processors and operating systems than any other compiler.
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