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Poll #4
| What C++ Compiler Do You Use Most? |
Borland C++ | 477 / 20% |
Compaq C++ | 28 / 1% |
GCC | 1148 / 48% |
HP ANSI C++ | 6 / 0% |
IBM VisualAge C++ | 35 / 1% |
Intel C++ | 29 / 1% |
MS Visual C++ | 550 / 23% |
SGI MIPSpro C++ | 35 / 1% |
Sun Forte C++ | 13 / 0% |
Other | 57 / 2% |
| 2378 total votes. |
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[ Submit Comment ]From Anonymous, 14:46 Sep 25, 2004 (score=4)
I use gnu compilers most, but I also use Sun's compilers from time to time with which I have difficulty building some code.
As for object dialects of Pascal, I would love to see a port or binding to one or more object pascal dialects.
I think fltk should have a procedural core with class wrappers; placeholder symbols for calling conventions and storage class specifiers also to make binding to other languages that much easier.
Having a procedural core as oppose to an entirely object oriented library would make it all around that much more portable in my humbble opinion.
[ Reply ] From Cheba, 07:42 Apr 20, 2003 (score=1)
What do You think about other compillers, Object Pascal for example?
[ Reply ] From Anonymous, 07:16 Jan 26, 2003 (score=1)
gcc support is the most important, if you intent to write for different platforms.
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From John Mac, 16:24 Feb 17, 2003 (score=1)
gcc goes without saying for
any GNU/Linux system, does
it not ...
I use bcc32 in window$
though, for no real resone
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