[Coco] OT: Bloodshed C++ IDE for Windows - ANSI compatibility?

[Jim Cox]

On Mon, 3 Oct 2005 20:17:26 -0500
  Mannequin* <mannslists at invigorated.org> wrote:

> On Mon, 03 Oct 2005 08:33:04 -0600

> Michael Harwood <michael at musicheadproductions.org> 

>wrote:

> 

>> I use bloodshed on Windows when coding for work.  From 

>>their site "It

>> uses Mingw port of GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) as it's 

>>compiler. Dev-C

>> ++ can also be used in combination with Cygwin or any 

>>other GCC based

>> compiler."

>> 

>> Someone else may know more about this, but I believe you 

>>can code 100%

>> ANSI compatible code using GCC.  If not perhaps there is 

>>a GCC

>> compatible command line compiler you could use in it's 

>>place.

>> 

>> Hope this helps.

> 

> Yes, gcc is ANSI compatible... If not, then some of my 

>code isn't what I think

> it is. :)

> 

> I've used Dev C++ a little, as I've told Jim before, and 

>it is as ANSI

> compatible as gcc (Mingw) is. (I prefer to use the real 

>thing, though. gcc on a

> Linux system. ;) )

> 

> /me closes the can of worms.

> 

> -M.

> 


Manny:

I'm trying to remember those switches use told me to use 
with gcc, but cannot remember.  I'll check the gcc site to 
refresh my bubble memory.

-Jim