[Cerolobo]

Curiosity has gotten the best of me. I have been helping various people in the C and C++ help forum lately, and it seems that a lot of regular people tend to rely on Various GDIs, such as Borland Dev-C++.

So, what C/C++ Compiler/GDI do you prefer?

I tend to use GNU's GCC (command line only) as my main development environment, with Crimson Editor as my text editor of choice.

But, I do not stop there. Before I actually consider my code complete, I will test it on a total of 7 different command line compilers, with max warnings turned on, including

MS Visual Studio 8.0
GNU
Borland
Digiital Mars
Intel
DeSmet C
Watcom

Once all I this is done, I usually boot to Linux, and run the code through Valgrind.

[Nova Dragoon]

gcc

[xtreampb]

bloodsheed's dev++

[Amadeus]

I tend to use many, but my main one is gcc.

[Ellie]

Digital Mars for me - can run it off my memory stick if needed, not that I do much C programming these days.

Was using Visual C# for some C# and XNA stuff recently, that is slow and massive, but the predictive input is rather nice.

[KYA]

Visual Studio 2005 currently

[no2pencil]

On Linux I use gcc
On Windows I use Borland's 5.5 command line compiler
I have used Bloodshed & Microsoft VC++ in the past.

[polymath]

Visual Studio 08 Express

[Ambercroft]

I have used a selection over the years,
Turbo C
Watcom C (many versions)
gcc (many versions) Current

[Mikhail]

GCC, VC++ 2008. But primary is GCC.

[manzoor]

I'm using the new Code::Blocks

its out check it...

[LogicCrusher]

GCC <------LINUX
Dev++ <---MS

[Moderate Coder]

I use Open Watcom for both editing and compiling my C code

[Greenbottles]

Bloodshed Dev++. We use it in my CIS247c course.

[Bananaman]

Dev C++