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| − | Stand alone C/C++ Compiler for small applications use [[http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/21205 Borland Command Line Tools]] | + | Stand alone C/C++ Compiler for small applications use [[http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/21205 Borland Command Line Tools]]. The advantage of using Borland is that you do not need external .dll files to run your applications |
| − | + | Also use [[http://www.mingw.org/ MinGW]]. This is needed for Qt. This requires shipping a .dll with you applications. | |
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| − | Also use [[http://www.mingw.org/ MinGW]]. This is needed for Qt. | + | |
Very powerful but very expensive is Intel C Compiler. This is the compiler I use for all my research. It is very expensive unless you are in an academic institute, then the institute will probably have a license or you can get a student license from Intel. | Very powerful but very expensive is Intel C Compiler. This is the compiler I use for all my research. It is very expensive unless you are in an academic institute, then the institute will probably have a license or you can get a student license from Intel. | ||
