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Anonymous users2024-02-07Why don't you use Windows 98 for the operating system and Visual Studio 98 for the compiler? Visual Studio 98 is completely outdated. I don't think you'll find a VC6 that supports Windows Vista.
Visual Studio 2008 is recommended. Someone below has already given the address of the free version. This version does not include enterprise-level features, but the basic features are available, including IDE and debugger, and you can also download the Chinese Simplified version if needed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06It's vista, right?
VC 6 was developed for the early Windows 98 and the compatibility under XP is mediocre.
The Vista kernel is very different from XP, so it is normal to be incompatible with VC6.
If you are not a professional developer,It is recommended not to use VC 6,Except that everyone thinks it's smaller,It's not a big help...
It is recommended to use VC 2005 or VC 2008 under Vista, 2008 is optimized for Vista, so it is the first recommendation.
Since you can run Vista, you can run VC 2008.
If you really want to use VC 6, we recommend installing Windows 2000 or XP.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05IE is a component of the system, it can't be deleted and uninstalled, if you don't like IE6, or you don't use IE6, or you install IE7 or IE8
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Anonymous users2024-02-041+i) 100, where i is an imaginary unit, we can see that the real part is what you are asking (1+i) 100=2 50*cos(25 )+isin(25 )=2 50 itself is a real number of imaginary potatoes, and the real part is -2 50 Therefore c(100,0)-c(100,2)+c(100,4)-c(100,6)+....Poor potato hand object + c (100, 100) = 2 50
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Are you talking about a program for learning C? If it's Turbo C, it should be compatible, right.,I don't know if that's what you're talking about.。
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Anonymous users2024-02-02If it's just ordinary study, there shouldn't be any problems.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01It is recommended to use Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 instead, which is available on the web, but it is quite large (.)
Microsoft Visual C++ is not compatible with Win7 It really doesn't work for you to click "continue running" and "not reminding", but it has a certain impact on the computer, and it will affect the system if it is serious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31All compatible point runs on it generally no problem my win7 64-bit system can be.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Truly! This system is not good! And your machine runs Warcraft without a problem! So change the system! It's not difficult!
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Anonymous users2024-01-29It's a pity, I said earlier that Vista is not good at the moment, and XP is much more stable.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Now there are vb, vc, c++, vf, etc. in such a disc, and one is done View the original post
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