I''ve never used codewarrior (nor read anything about it), but I''d really like to give it a try. I use MSVC++6 Standard, and im pretty happy with it. Although its not fully ANSI compliant, I dont really notice any pullbacks because of it. Its a really nice IDE

http://www.labino.net

They''re both evil~
I have Code Warrior at school and I don''t like it at all (help = no helpful) and it is annoyingly slow with compiling. I haven''t actually used VC++, but I''m not to fond of anything MS offers (unless it''s free).

But I guess my dislike of these two IDEs stems from the fact I''d rather have TextPad and a command-line compiler.

Mingw32 and Dev-C++ IDE Oh, are those not choices? Look into them! GCC is by far, more standards compliant than MSVC++ 6 is, and Dev-C++''s IDE isn''t too bad.

www.mingw.org - mingw32
www.bloodshed.net - dev-c++

VC++ allows

int sd()
{

if(1==1)
{
int d = 3;
}
std::cout << d;
}

sort of thing (thgat isn''t the full code, btw!)

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Jack!!!!!!

most stuff you find on the internet will be made for Visual C++, using the .dsw fromat for projects etc. so I have to go with that

This has been a post by oglman, King of all that is holy.

I use MSVC++ 6.0 Enterprise and the only compliant about it I have is the MFC wizard is not user friendly as some(i.e. Borland Builder)