Reputation: 1139
I have a windows 7 64 bit (home premium).
the problem is i am trying to learn C and when i complete in then go on to learn c++. The problem is i coudnt find a working compiler and IDE. I finally got on to code blocks and mingw 64 bit .I can indivisually install them but cant find a tutorial or any instructions to set codeblocks to use mingw-64 as the compiler.
I am open to options for other compiler and ide to use. I am trying to avoid visual basic as i have heard that its very confusing and difficult for beginners and should be avoided.
Note: I have already tried the combined codeblocks and mingw binary but it doesnt work on 64 bit as mingw packed is for 32 bit(only reason i could think of).
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1459
Reputation: 92261
The native C++ compiler for Windows is from Microsoft. You can get the free Express edition from their site.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 9039
The 32-bit package should work fine on your machine, and for the purposes of learning the languages.
Upvotes: 1