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07/03/2008 3:40 PM

Hi to all !

I want to do some exercises to run C++ programs on the computer which is installed with Windows Xp. Can anyone guide me how i can go to the C++ program editor?

with regards

zahid
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Re: C++

07/03/2008 8:24 PM

Hi Zahid,

Assuming you have the source (uncompiled) code files, and they were written in Microsoft's C++, you need to run a tool like Microsoft Visual Studio, and make your edits in that programming environment. Good luck.

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07/04/2008 5:22 AM

C & C++ links might help?

Regards JD.
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