Intel C++ Compiler
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The latest Code Project survey asks about MSVC++ standards compliance. I'm curious, does anybody use Intel's C++ compiler? As far as I can tell, Intel's compiler is much more standards compliant than MSVC++. Last time I checked, it compliled libraries like Blitz++ and Boost. Borland and MSVC++ failed. Plus it plugs right into MSVC++, just check a checkbox and your using Intel, uncheck it and your back to MSVC++. The downside, $500! So, does anybody else use Intel?
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The latest Code Project survey asks about MSVC++ standards compliance. I'm curious, does anybody use Intel's C++ compiler? As far as I can tell, Intel's compiler is much more standards compliant than MSVC++. Last time I checked, it compliled libraries like Blitz++ and Boost. Borland and MSVC++ failed. Plus it plugs right into MSVC++, just check a checkbox and your using Intel, uncheck it and your back to MSVC++. The downside, $500! So, does anybody else use Intel?
Gerald Schwab wrote: does anybody else use Intel? Yes, but then I work for Intel ;) - at least 'till april that is... -------------------------------------------------- If my messages appear curt, I apologize. I try to be brief to save your time as well as mine. --------------------------------------------------
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The latest Code Project survey asks about MSVC++ standards compliance. I'm curious, does anybody use Intel's C++ compiler? As far as I can tell, Intel's compiler is much more standards compliant than MSVC++. Last time I checked, it compliled libraries like Blitz++ and Boost. Borland and MSVC++ failed. Plus it plugs right into MSVC++, just check a checkbox and your using Intel, uncheck it and your back to MSVC++. The downside, $500! So, does anybody else use Intel?