I'm programming in C++, and I was looking for "the best" compilers (size, features...), but I read "How to Ask", and I didn't post the question. If I need to dicuss (important things, like this), get opinions from the users, what's the best place to? Is there any programming-discussion affiliated site?
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###You cannot discuss here
Well you're right you cannot discuss that here since discussion and opinion based questions are not allowed on Stack Overflow and it is written in their How To Ask page.
###You might get the answer at their website
You're creating an application using C++ and my guess would be to use Visual Studio, but you can get that type of help from Official C++ website too.
http://isocpp.org/ Mat corrected me in this; this one is the official site
http://www.cplusplus.com (other site)
###My Suggestion:
You can try out Visual Studio from Microsoft. That includes a compiler for you, to compile the softwares written in C++. But you might go there; on their website!
###Discussion; ummm chat?
Secondly, you can discuss some stuff at the chat rooms in Stack Overflow. They are generally meant to person-to-person discussion or person-to-community discussion. But still note that they are not for questioning. You cannot ask for opinions there.
https://chat.stackoverflow.com
You can look for Lounge<C++> chat room, but I am not sure whether that covers your topic or not.
###Programmers Stack Exchange might be the place
Last thing, you can go to http://programmers.stackexchange.com I think your question would fit there and not on Stack Overflow. But still no site on Stack Exchange is perfect for discussion since this network is a Question and Answer site. You can try out a forum!
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2cplusplus.com is not an official website. isocpp.org is. And no, that sort of question does not belong on Programmers.– MatCommented Jan 12, 2014 at 11:23
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That what I needed! I'll try Chat, then Programmers. About your suggestion: I need an cross-platform compiler, lightweight, have support for threads and expensive optimizations (like MinGW -O3, max optmization). I really think that I'll have to searche some hours ;). Commented Jan 12, 2014 at 11:25
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@Mat .. thanks sir :) I never knew that one.. Commented Jan 12, 2014 at 11:26
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@LucasHenrique good! :) Microsoft's compiler; hehe you knw would work with Windows only. You can try out a simple Open Source compiler then :) Commented Jan 12, 2014 at 11:27
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@AfzaalAhmadZeeshan, the cplusplus.com is not Official, but is also a good site, it handle almost everything of C++. I recommend to edit and add the site to the answer (for the other users). Commented Jan 12, 2014 at 11:29
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