New Compiler
Originally Posted by why06
Well... that's twice in a row. I'm just gonna stop speculating till I know what I'm talking about. xD
By the way, people say the Borland Compiler is the best one, but wouldn't an Intel Compiler be best? Cause i'm assuming they should know the nuances of their processors.
Us linux users still use good'ol notepad and GCC\G++ and ld for linking. When I work with windows I usually use VS 2003(haven't had any reason to upgrade, maybe for more intellisense support, but after working with device drivers and linux I've learned to work without it, although intellisense twas pretty eppawc).
Originally Posted by Jetamay
Us linux users still use good'ol notepad and GCC\G++ and ld for linking. When I work with windows I usually use VS 2003(haven't had any reason to upgrade, maybe for more intellisense support, but after working with device drivers and linux I've learned to work without it, although intellisense twas pretty eppawc).
im still on 2003 too 
but i have 2005 and 2008 installed too
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