what to use to code in c++

[doomgiver]

i read the threads below, and i want to know :

1. what to use to code in c++, other than turbo c++??
i dont want to use gcc because its cli. i just want to write my code, press a button to compile and press another button to run. i dislike cli while programming. how about devcpp? or code:blocks? can they give me what i need?

2. can i run the code written and compiled by these on my college tc?
i want to be able to run the code without changing it a lot (i'll be compiling from the c/c++ file there, can you suggest a different method?)

thanks!

[Liverpool_fan]

Er why are you confusing a Compiler with an IDE? You can use any IDE of your choice with gcc. Check out Geany. Codeblocks, Dev C++ are just IDEs integrated with gcc FYKI.

[doomgiver]

alright, im using dev cpp right now.

what about point 2???
i'll have to use namespaces and std::, will it affect compiling/runnning code on tc?

[Liverpool_fan]

Originally Posted by doomgiver

what about point 2???
i'll have to use namespaces and std::, will it affect compiling/runnning code on tc?

Yes. It's your choice either use outdated TC code or use proper C++. If you just want to emulate functions like clrscr(), getch(), etc. I'll post the link for the header files and usage, if you wish.

[doomgiver]

ok, thanks!