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GCC GCC is my primary compiler. All my sources are compilable by GCC hopefully without warning (I have zero-warning policy). Please visit GCC Homepage do download the latest version. |
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Netwide Assembler NASM is very powerful, well documented, and Free assembler. For many years I have been using Turbo Assembler. Finally I have rewritten all my assember modules to Netwide Assembler. You can download the version I use Notice: Undefined variable: server_name in /srv/www/htdocs/mirzoyan.com/info/compilers.html on line 32 hereor visit Netwide Assembler Homepage to get the latest version. |
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Digital Mars Digital Mars Compiler seems to be the only powerful C++ compiler which can generate Intel 16-bit Real Mode code. Please visit Digital Mars Homepage to download the free version. |
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DJGPP DJGPP is a DOS port of GNU C++ compiler. DJGPP includes 32-bit DOS extender. Visit DJGPP Homepage to download the latest version. |
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Cygwin Cygwin basically simulates UNIX under Windows. Cygwin comes with lots of tools, shells, etc., and Windows GCC port. I recommend Cygwin not just for compilation purposes, but also for countless of convenient UNIX-like utilities, that unfortunately don't come with Windows. Visit Cygwin Homepage to download the latest version. |
| BC | Borland C++ 3.1 Borland C++ 3.1 was used long ago to compile 16-bit DOS modules. Unfortunately this compiler is not free, pretty much discontinued and obsolete. You can visit Borland Homepage and try to buy "Turbo C++ Suite" which includes the 16-bit DOS compiler. I would suggest using free Digital Mars compiler for compiling DOS 16-bit code. For 32-bit code you could use DJGPP. |