Which C compiler do you use on Windows to compile EiffelStudio C generated code?Windows SDK v6.0 (Vista release)
21% (7 votes)
Visual Studio 2005
39% (13 votes)
Visual Studio 2003
12% (4 votes)
Visual Studio 2002
6% (2 votes)
Visual Studio VC++ 6.0
6% (2 votes)
Free Borland C++ 5.5 compiler
3% (1 vote)
Visual Studio 2005 Express Edition
3% (1 vote)
Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
3% (1 vote)
Others
6% (2 votes)
Total votes: 33
MinGW
http://www.mingw.org/ - we are already using GCC on any other platform than Windows, why not on Windows directly?
MingW
I guess we should give it a try, but we are looking at 64-bit C compiler and on Windows GCC is only 32-bit, at least last time I checked.
True, that is indeed a
True, that is indeed a problem that I had not noticed. Is there a 64 bit variant of the borland compiler? MinGW might still be a replacement for Borland on the 32-bit platform (which will not go away too soon).
The only 64-bit compiler
The only 64-bit compiler available for free is the Microsoft one, unfortunately we cannot redistribute it.
I think the poll should have
I think the poll should have been a checkbox. I'm still using VC++ 6.0 as well for example.
This is a limitation of the
This is a limitation of the poll engine we are using. You should select the one you are really using. If you are still using VC++ 6.0 for compatibility with newer compiler from Microsoft, you should not check it. The goal of this poll is to see who is really using VC++ 6.0 for himself, not for others.
Multiple Choice
I have Visual Studio 2003, 2005 and the Vista SDK installed. The newest version of 6.0 appears to be using cl from the SDK. I don't know, but wonder if the compiler from 2005 would be a better choice.
At the moment Windows SDK is
At the moment Windows SDK is a better choice because it is exactly the same C compiler than the one included in VS 2005 and it is completely free.