Problem with running c++

[WildRose]

Well Iron_Cross (nice name btw), i know it's eating up my cpu cause the computer works slow and when i press crtl+alt+del i can see cpu usage:100% AND borland uses up like 97 cpu. And when i end borland it comes back to its normal 18% cpu usage. There ya go. That makes sense?

I used c++ on many systems way worse than my current one and it worked with no problems what so ever. So i'm kinda confuzzled (i really like that word...).

 

[Iron_Cross]

http://www.borland.com/resources/en/pdf/products/cbuilder/cb6_sysreqs.pdf
Well there's the minimum specs for C++ Builder (and recommended). Is it showing the 100% CPU load the whole time you're using it, or only while it loads/is performing a task (like compiling)?

 

[WildRose]

It is showing the CPU load the whole time i'm using it, either if it's running a program or just lying there. It's annoying, maybe i should try another IDE. Recommandations please?

 

[Iron_Cross]

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

 

[cakeMate]

haha that's what I'm using

 

[WildRose]

Oo, thank you! I hope it's easy to use, i'm blonde ) Anyway, thanks again

 

[WildRose]

Ahem i have a problem. Why do i get 10 000 errors in DEV C++, errors which i didn't get in Borland C++?

 

[Iron_Cross]

It's easy to use (I'm blonde as well...really ).
What errors are you getting?

 

[w789789]

probably because the borland devC are different compiler.... so there are error when you change IDE. Try to Cygwin it can compile C and C++, that's my favourite compiler for C

btw for you first problem about the memory, is there a posibility of memory leaking in you code?

 

[Iron_Cross]

We already went through all that, she said it's eating memory when she's not running any code. She just opens the IDE.