   Does anyone know of a good C++ Complier?
  Please i want to try out C++ but i need a complier first.  My computer keeps on freezing so maybe a short download if possible, i use a dial-up service. so please help me out!  Thank you!P.S. I need to know some tutorial sites. (First time programming at all!)   
  Dev-cpp is a great free compiler.  here's a link.  It is only 9 mb, so it shouldn't take long.Hope this helps,ProgrammingNerd   ;  Look up Code::Blocks. I know it's just an IDE, but you can download it with Mingw32, which is a compiler, and if you ever get another compiler you can easily integrate it with the IDE.   ;  Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition is free, blows Dev-CPP's IDE out of the water in terms of usability, and IMHO is nicer than Code::Blocks (though it's more of a tossup between the two than with Dev-CPP).   ;Quote:Original post by SneftelMicrosoft Visual C++ Express Edition is free, blows Dev-CPP's IDE out of the water in terms of usability, and IMHO is nicer than Code::Blocks (though it's more of a tossup between the two than with Dev-CPP).He wanted something he could download off dialup. Of course VC++ 2005 is better. Here's a link to a tutorial. Also, a google search will give you more info than you would ever need.Here's a  book  straight from the inventor. I haven't read it, though.   ;  ok, where can i download Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition at?Thanks   ;here.;Quote:Original post by Lilly Pendragonok, where can i download Microsoft Visual C++ Express Edition at?ThanksYou can get it from here, but the download is over 400mb. Hope you have a lot of patience and a good download manager with resume support :SWhile you wait for that download to complete, you'll probably have enough time to read a book on c++.Edit: too late, eh ^_^   ;  If you have a friend with a broadband connection and a CD-R, use these things to your advantage.   ;  DevC++. www.bloodshed.net .  it uses mingw or whatever its called.   