In general try to use whatever your classmates are using or whatever
instructor recommends for the class. There are basically three big C++
compilers: g++, clang and msvc (in no particular order). All three are
command line tools so you won't have any accessibility problems with
either of them. msvc obviously comes with Visual Studio, so if you need
an IDE, then pick msvc.
HTH
On 6/19/2023 8:30 AM, outlook_CBA7AF20E6ACB52B@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Good evening everyone
Hope you are doing well. I am a blind first year student studying Computer Science. I just want to know which C++ compiler is the best to run for the NVDA screenreader on a laptop?
Kind regards
ALicia
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