Differents?Visual C++ and C++

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Differents?Visual C++ and C++
Hey Guys,

wanted 2 Ask where the Differents between Visual C++ and C++ are.^^
I'm trying 2 learn Visual C++ with a Book and that are just the basics so i want 2 Know wether there are differents between or not Because I know that i need a second book 2 learn more

Thank u for Help.

Lg Jaq
Visual C++ is just a compiler. There is no difference in the language.
visual c++ makes it easier for new comers.
Quote Originally Posted by J-C View Post
visual c++ makes it easier for new comers.
if by easy you mean hard, because I found Dev-C++ much easier for learning the basics then Visual C++. zeco is the only Ive seen who started out with VS and didnt have tons of problems =/
Quote Originally Posted by why06 View Post
if by easy you mean hard, because I found Dev-C++ much easier for learning the basics then Visual C++. zeco is the only Ive seen who started out with VS and didnt have tons of problems =/
i started with Visual C++ too but to code C... its quite easy..
lol I started with dev-c++ too and visual c++ just makes everything easier, maybe not for you, but for a lot of people...
What makes someone assume the visual series IDE simplifies a language, thats like saying B.A.S.I.C is harder then Qbasic because.... (input reason here)

the only differences in C++ and VS (C++) (the OP [I believe] is talking about the language, not the development environment)is the program you use to make and compile the program.

An easy transition

(Just my two cents)

Quote Originally Posted by NextGen1 View Post
What makes someone assume the visual series IDE simplifies a language, thats like saying B.A.S.I.C is harder then Qbasic because.... (input reason here)

the only differences in C++ and VS (C++) (the OP [I believe] is talking about the language, not the development environment)is the program you use to make and compile the program.

An easy transition

(Just my two cents)

Agreed.

For future reference. If you ever get to the point where you want to start Direct3D. I suggest using Visual Studio, Dev C++ wouldn't allow me to link the libraries properly(DevC++ uses their own library type thing). I would always get unresolved external errors thrown at me.

Maybe it's just me, but I was never able to get Direct3D to compile on Dev C++.

Good luck.
Well thank u guys
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