on windows i use Dev-C++ [turbo interface really sux] and apart from it Visual C++ os MS is the best probably, there intellisense got me off ma mind D any way they use this header preprocessing thing which is not supported in many old compilers and in linuz enironment you always have the g++ or gcc
Best compiler. That depends on what your trying to achieve. I use MingW (GCC 3.4.5) on Windows and Linux. I use it for cross-platform work. My IDE is Eclipse 3.4M7 (Ganymede) with CDT (C++ Plugin). This is good because it has a nice Subversion plugin that integrates well. I find CDT has good syntax highlighting, lots of customization and really good code-completion/templates. The new Release Candidate with Ganymede is a big improvement of the current stable Europa. Dev-C++ is nice, but it hasn't received any major updates in many years. I'm not even sure bug fixes are being done to it anymore?. I stopped using this a while ago as it couldn't do everything I wanted.:worried::pleased: VC++ is good, but it's a Microsoft product so you have to deal with all the Microsoft crap they add into it (MFC etc).
