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C++ is a language to code in, not an object to obtain.

As for an IDE/compiler, I'd recommend:
- Windows: Visual Studio 2012 (get update 1 and 2 to allow for targeting Windows XP still)
- Linux: gcc for your compiler / whatever editor you want to use.

Everyone will have their own opinion on editors and compilers, so pick which ever suits your needs.

Originally Posted by atom0s

C++ is a language to code in, not an object to obtain.

As for an IDE/compiler, I'd recommend:
- Windows: Visual Studio 2012 (get update 1 and 2 to allow for targeting Windows XP still)
- Linux: gcc for your compiler / whatever editor you want to use.

Everyone will have their own opinion on editors and compilers, so pick which ever suits your needs.

Then How Will I Use It? I Have Read The Books About C++

Originally Posted by Ronoyao007

Then How Will I Use It? I Have Read The Books About C++

Read 'Ivor Horton's Beginning Visual C++ 2012'. There are plenty of digital .pdf copies floating around the web.

Originally Posted by Ronoyao007

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my suggestion;
Start in VISUAL STUDIO C++ 2010 and learned
Becouse VISUAL STUDIO C++ 2012 a little tricky

If you are coding d3d menu's then I suggest either Dev cpp or Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express. Both are very good but I prefer the ability to make nice GUI much more easily in Visual Studio.

Originally Posted by Qmo

my suggestion;
Start in VISUAL STUDIO C++ 2010 and learned
Becouse VISUAL STUDIO C++ 2012 a little tricky

There is no reason to start with VS2010 and move to 2012. The IDEs are very similar and the compiler is updated in 2012. Just use 2012. (Be sure to get Update 1 and Update 2 after installing though to allow targeting Windows XP.)

Originally Posted by Nitro Vertex

If you are coding d3d menu's then I suggest either Dev cpp or Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express. Both are very good but I prefer the ability to make nice GUI much more easily in Visual Studio.

DevCPP is extremely outdated and uses a horribly out-dated version of MinGW as its compiler. I wouldn't recommend it at all.

Originally Posted by atom0s

There is no reason to start with VS2010 and move to 2012. The IDEs are very similar and the compiler is updated in 2012. Just use 2012. (Be sure to get Update 1 and Update 2 after installing though to allow targeting Windows XP.)

DevCPP is extremely outdated and uses a horribly out-dated version of MinGW as its compiler. I wouldn't recommend it at all.

Then... How To Use It.. I Have Visual Studio 2010

Originally Posted by atom0s

There is no reason to start with VS2010 and move to 2012. The IDEs are very similar and the compiler is updated in 2012. Just use 2012. (Be sure to get Update 1 and Update 2 after installing though to allow targeting Windows XP.)

DevCPP is extremely outdated and uses a horribly out-dated version of MinGW as its compiler. I wouldn't recommend it at all.

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Then... How To Use It.. I Have Visual Studio 2010

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Originally Posted by Ronoyao007

Then... How To Use It.. I Have Visual Studio 2010

Start with reading the manual that comes with it or MSDN. Look up tutorials on YouTube or on MSDN's developer site.
There are plenty of tutorials online that cover how to get started.

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