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  • Turbo C vs GCC

    krunal_p

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    Updated: Oct 25, 2024
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    Which compiler is better for C/C++ ?


    Turbo C or GCC of Linux........



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  • Manish Goyal

    Member • Jan 9, 2010

    Well according to me turbo c is quite better..no doubt GCC supports many languages but personally if you want to work on c++ Programs then go for turbo c
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  • krunal_p

    Member • Jan 9, 2010

    Until now,

    i have used turbo C but for doing some advance GUI programming GCC is perfect.
    You can insert STL, Xlib in it.

    You can create Java like GUI-AWT programming in it.
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  • vik001ind

    Member • Jan 10, 2010

    TurboC is better for basic level programming where as gcc is better for advanced level programming
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  • callyD

    Member • Jan 10, 2010

    GCC is regularly developed/maintained and it confirms with the standard. It is fast and simple.
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  • Pensu

    Member • Jan 12, 2010

    Turbo C is a good compiler but only when u r doing basic C/C++ programs....but as u said if u want to develop a GUI application GCC is preferable...
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  • komputergeek

    Member • Jan 15, 2010

    Turbo C is only good for basic programs.For big projects i haven't seen people using turbo c..there are many other tools which can be used with gcc.In gcc u can actually do lot of things which are not possible on turbo c.
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  • prasath_amd

    Member • Jan 15, 2010

    If you are using only windows, they try Dev-C++ it uses mingw(a port of gcc for windows) as its compiler and can be configured to use any gcc-compatible compiler. Although the Dev-C++ project isn't updated nowadays it is one of the best compilers for doing basic-intermediate level & GUI-based C/C++ programming on windows.

    I don't know if gcc can be installed as a standalone compiler and can be used from the command line on windows.
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