ould be more or less compilable for any platform. However I am struggling with the Microsoft implementation and the visual studio ide. It is far to complex for what i want, and seems to be a none standard  version of c++. As I've only two basic/out of dates books that cover c++, I find that finding answers on the web is a very lengthy process. I have not full confidence in the compiler, etc. I am wondering, for those using windows, which compiler and ide you use, hopefully one that is free/open-source. There are a few. I used to use IBM visual age software, back in os2 days, and my previously unopened  version of c++ for windows 95 will not install - not surprised by that. (a side note, until recently, Microsoft had a directory labelled os2 in the system files area, iirc. Apparently they never understood the details of the IBM file  system after they parted ways IBM/os2 had -HPFS, Ms renamed it NTFS.) Anyway, the question is, what c++ compiler and development ide for windows do you use?. (Linux users , - I'm sticking with windows) Best wishes, Ray

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