Computers

This roundup is designed to report which compiler and library implementations support the standard well. (compiled and edited by Herb Sutter)

A new C, C++, Objective C and Objective C++ front-end for the LLVM compiler providing fast compiles, low memory usage, expressive diagnostics, and GCC compatibility.

Successor of Symantec C++ with support for Win32, Win16, DOS16, and DOS32. Command-line compiler is freely available.

Lists free C and C++ compilers, cross-compilers and interpreters for a wide variety of operating systems (including embedded systems).

Provides an opportunity to take full advantage of IBM C/C++ compiler products and meet with people who want to maximize their productivity and pass on their knowledge to others.

Optimizing compiler for Intels 32-bit and 64-bit processors. Produces executables that are source and object code compatible with Microsoft Visual C++. For Linux and Windows. Also Fortran and EFI byte code compilers.

An aggressive open-source compiler for C and C++. It specializes in interprocedural optimization/analysis and supports runtime and offline optimization "in the field" as well.

A portable C/C++ preprocessor supporting several compiler-systems on UNIX and DOS/Windows. MCPP supports C99 and C++98 as well as C90. Also provides a validation suite which tests the C/C++ preprocessor comprehensively.

Resources for developers using C, C++, or Fortran.

A C++ Rapid Application Development environment for the native Win32 platform. Features fast compile times, powerful debugging, and a highly productive IDE.

List of free and commercial compilers for 32-bit Windows applications.