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Digital Mars is a fast compiler for the Windows environment. It includes a linker, a librarian, standard and Win32 header files, runtime linkable libraries, a standard template library, the MicroEmacs editor, and more.
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All versions:
3.8 starsout of 49 votes
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"a very great product at an unbeatable price!!"
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.49
Pros
I like the digital mars c++ compiler a lot!!
First of all, the command line tools are free (compiler,linker, make, librarian, resource compiler etc...)
but, if you want to do HARD programming, the IDE is 50$ only, with MFC and a lot of good stuff!Cons
nothing that I can mention
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"unusable for today's systems"
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.49
Pros
crashes constantly and is completely unusable
Cons
avoid this software
Summary
this software was written twenty years ago and does not work today. the company admits it is incompatible with today's windows. get your money back.
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"doesn't work under Vista, very buggy"
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.49
Pros
it's free, and it's worth what you pay for it
Cons
it's free, and it's worth what you pay for it :-) doesn't work under Windows Vista, keeps giving strange errors
Summary
one to avoid. this is an old product which has not been updated for years.
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"Good but not there yet."
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.47
Pros
Good compiler, helpful responses, fast.
Cons
Lack full support for the standard template library.
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"Good Program Compiler"
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.47
Pros
It had a good compiler. It was able to read C and C++ programs.
Cons
It kind of had trouble reading some of the unique odd characters.
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"Horrible, Vile program."
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.47
Pros
Uninstalled Quickly
Cons
Without purchase VERY visible watermark covering huge portion of video.
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"Very good...."
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.47
Pros
Very fast compile times, lot of options to choose from. No errors found yet.
Cons
Makes it tedious with out writing a batch file.
To make life easier write this in notepad and save with .bat ext.
for %%a in (*.cpp *.c) do dmc %%a %1 %2 %3
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"You will just hate your self in the morning."
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.29
Pros
I actually got it to work. I didn't say I got it to work well. I believe the developer really had a good idea.
Cons
If you are new to programming then avoid this program. There are plenty of other free ones that will not cause a migraine. No user interface of any kind. Leaves one in the dark. Does not compile well even when the path is given. Locks up often.
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"Great"
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.29
Pros
Downloaded and was compiling linking and using the make utility within 20 minutes.
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"Good, but the description given with the download isn't quite accurate I think."
Version: Digital Mars C/C++ Compiler 8.29
Pros
Very, very easy to use, and no registry files needed! (Big plus to anyone who has to run Registry Mechanic more than once a day because of naffing installs gone wrong.) To set the path it's just Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Environmental Variables, and then clicking on path append a ;C:\DM\Bin to the value, not hard at all. It's not needed, you could still type out the full directory location of the DMC compiler, but still, it makes life alot easier.
Cons
It would seem the claims of including "the MicroEmacs editor" aren't quite correct, and their download off the homepage isn't the best. (or at least I couldn't get it to work, but that might just be my own finky ISP.)
Another thing that's a con, though not really of the program, is that the user should make sure to save the projects he or she is working on in a directory other than My Documents, especially if running XP. It's just a pain to CD through the Documents and Settings folder, and I'd recomend just adding a simple Projects folder to the C:\DM folder if you extracted it there.
