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Hey,

I'm looking for an easy to use C++ compiler,
small download, nothing special just the bare minimum, just trying out new codes

If you can help me, I would be grateful

Thanks
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Just download Dev-Cpp, Code::Blocks, or if you want a very simplistic environment get Quincy 2005. These all come with a compiler so you won't have to worry about download one on your own and setting it up.

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I recommend the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), as the tools are really easy to use. GCC contains multiple compilers, including compilers for Ada (GNAT), Fortran (GFortran), Java (GCJ) and many more, but you can choose just to get the C/C++ compilers (G++).

If you're using Linux you will most likely already have the tools, and if you're using Windows, you can get a port of them, like MingW, which probably is the most known.

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Yeah I'm pretty sure GCC comes standard with the IDEs that I recommended....

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Yes, through MingW.

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Thank You!
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