Where can i download a C++and C# compiler?Can i download it woth download managers?read below.?

when i try to download visual C++ or C# it takes more time.can i download these softwares in download managers?

Where can i download a C++and C# compiler?Can i download it woth download managers?read below.?
I have two ways to get the softwares I need.


1- www.downloads.com


2- emule


if you are not familier with emule


it is a software to enable you to search in others shared files p2p


you can download it here


http://www.filesharingplace.com/download...


good luck
Reply:You can download Microsoft's Express versions of their Visual Studio platform, they're completely free and really good:





http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...





And yes, they support download resuming (but I guess just one file at a time).





That'd be enough for what you mention, if you're planning on developing Win32 programs with Visual C++ Express, you'd need to download the Microsoft Platform SDK, you can find it by a quick search on their site.





Good luck,


JJ Enríquez.
Reply:Ok, so I was looking around on Sourceforge and I found a C# IDE. An IDE stands for integrated development environment, and is a little like a super text-editor that knows about the programming language.





C# is a Microsoft product, and here is what they say about getting started with it:





"How Do I Get Visual C# and What Software Do I Need?





Before you can get started writing any code at all, you are going to need some software. Generally speaking you need two things:





* The Visual C# compiler to turn your programs into running applications. This is available as part of the .NET Framework SDK (a free download)


* Some form of editor or IDE (Integrated Development Environment) in which to write your code.





Depending on your preferences there are a various tools you can use to get started. Here are two of the most common options."





I put the links down at the bottom. Sounds like you download the .NET framework SDK (software development kit):


http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/d...


and then the Visual C# Express IDE:


http://msdn.microsoft.com/VStudio/Expres...








For doing C++ work:


If you are on Linux, MacOS X or some BSD variant, you should have a c, c++, java etc. compilier already on your system. Just go to the command line and type:


gcc your_program.cpp





If you aren't on one of those OSs then you should try the Bloodshed Dev-C++ IDE/compiler:


http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html