Originally Posted by
WasserEsser
If you already have knowledge about programming in C++, you'd know that the compiler doesn't really matter. It could at best optimize your program better, though it's in most cases not noticeable.
Also, if you have programming knowledge, I'm sure you already stumbled upon problems. Maybe a compiler error, maybe something else. What do you usually do in such cases? Right, google. You're not the first one expiriencing those problems, and if you are, create a thread in some forum to ask for help. Now apply this to making cheats. Do you think you are the first one asking questions about how to start? No, you're not. There are tons of threads about how to start, all asking the same questions. Take some effort and search.
Apart from this, before you make cheats, learn what cheats are. Learn what they want to achieve, how they achieve it, how the people making those cheats got to the point to know what they want to achieve and how to achieve it. Once you know everything about cheats, and you already have programming knowledge which you claim to have, you should already know how to write cheats.