Saludos a todos en stackoverflow.com !!
So ... I'm a C ++ newbie, currently dealing with Data Structures, and I want to consult with you guys:
Ever since I started studying Systems Engineering, I have used the latest version of Dev-C ++ for all of my programming projects. So far this has worked well, but it has a FATAL flaw ... trying to debug your code in it is just ... terribly painful !! Each time you activate debug mode, you need to cross your fingers and hope that it does not crash in your face in front of the variable that you even look at the changes.
Then I, although about using Visual-C ++ from Microsoft, since it is free; however, I asked my teacher and told me not to use it in the course, since it is not standard (the compiled programs in it will work only for Windows); we have to make code that can be compiled in both Windows and Linux, and after compilation in any case, with the possibility of using the application in both environments.
So, people, I want you to give me advice: what software for compiling C ++ has a strong and / or stable debugging mode, does the standard compiler implement it (by the way, it's called g ++)? hope free ???
Thanks for attention. Gracias y hasta luego ^ _ ^ (BTW, happy first message !!! ^ o ^)