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- From: mkt@isun04.inf.uni-jena.de (Tilo Koerbs)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: BEST c++ compiler
- Date: 1 Feb 1996 13:36:47 GMT
- Organization: Lehrstuhl fuer Rechnerarchitektur- und kommunikation, FSU Jena
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- You are looking for a compiler for the DOS world, do you?
- I only used Borland for DOS/Windows. But it have had bugs in
- every version! But the latest 4.5x seem to be good. (That's what I read)
- The optimizer is very good (for some situations, say: short loops, ...).
- MS compilers often not implement the latest C++ version! And I have
- no experience with MS compilers (except FORTRAN).
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- The only compiler where I don't found an error (an error directly in the
- compiler, not in libraries or environments) was an IBM on the RS/6000
- Workstation. It was invoked with xlC. IBM has a CSet++ or something
- lik this for OS/2. May be this is good compiler. I used it before
- switching to the workstation, because no other PC compiler was
- able to compile my standard-conform C++ code!
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- Bye.
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