[akashlee]

so does it make a big difference if my compiler doesn't support it?
if it does, .....
which FREE compilers does?

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have you tried google yet?

hint: search for bool, c++, compilers

note - this is an example of a c++ headache. c++ is not always portable. often when a different compiler is used or source code is transferred to a different platform, the code must be tweaked. but don't give up on c++. these types of real life lessons will help you in the future.

Edited by bdlt, 29 July 2005 - 08:09 AM.

[bdlt]

have you tried google yet?

hint: search for bool, c++, compilers

note - this is an example of a c++ headache. c++ is not always portable. often when a different compiler is used or source code is transferred to a different platform, the code must be tweaked. but don't give up on c++. these types of real life lessons will help you in the future.

Edited by bdlt, 29 July 2005 - 08:09 AM.

[akashlee]

i can't find ONE
all i can find is the borland one....WHICH CAN'T SUPPORT BOOL !!!!!!!!!

[bdlt]

ok how about another hint.

search for: bool, c++, free compilers

why don't I just give you the answer? if all you get is the answer, all you are learning is how to ask questions. if we teach you a technique - like how to use google, you can find the answers for yourself.

can google help find the answer - most often yes.

[inoxx.net]

I think MingW does, i have no-idea, try using dev-c++ (based on the mingW compiler).

I use MSVC 6.0.

[akashlee]

i have already tried four compilers,
and none of them support bool.
Is bool really needed?

[inoxx.net]

Not really needed, but recommended.