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Which compilers do all of you use ???
I would go with Watcom C/C++ compiler I believe that it has a overall great assembler/Optimizer and last i check it was around $350. www.sybase.com
I'm using WATCOM, too, and I think this Compiler is good. I bought it, because it was (and still is) the best compiler for DOS Programs (my opinion). What is the better choice for Windows/DirectX - WATCOM or Visual C++? I've never tested VC++.
My friend got Visual Studio for work, so i was able to have a look at VC++ 6.0 Professional. I've never used it before - it's great. Compared to the IDE of Watcom 
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I was going to get it, but i'm still a student and i can't afford those €500
What about the Standard Edition? It's only €125...
.I was going to get it, but i'm still a student and i can't afford those €500
What about the Standard Edition? It's only €125...
VC++ 6 Enterprise Edition and Borland C++ Builder 3 Professional.
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FYI, MSVC 6 Pro (and most other compilers) can be picked up for ~100$ at most college computer stores with their respective college ID OR you can usually order through the compiler developer's web page the discount version with a photocopy of the college id. These are full versions of the pro versions with only a slightly different licensing agreement (no profit off any work derived from the instance of the compiler).
My cousain studies computer science and told me about a compiler by Intel, that would be very good. Does anybody know it? Is it an option, too?
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