How companies work on c or cpp project?

wen a programmer work on real projects in c language or cpp....


are they really working on turbo or borland cpp tools that are available .wen i studied c ..i did it on tools like that...i want to know the difference between a programming wen u get to join a company and work on real programs .....wat make the diiff....can any help....can any one get a sample c program that show me how the company programs will look like

How companies work on c or cpp project?
yeah.. umm.. most use visual studio by microsoft





http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...





there is a free express version:


http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...





also c is pretty much legacy, c++ is getting there. people are turning to next gen languages, such as c# in the case of the c family.
Reply:Companies use the same commercial products that universities use. The difference is most "real" products are much larger in scope than the projects you do in school. They also have a lot more legacy code (code written years ago). The commercial tools can handle these large, mixed generation projects as well as the small projects University students write in class. Companies do NOT develop projects using toy or designer languages or compilers - it is too risky for long term support. Universities do use these to illustrate concepts that are cutting edge and that will eventually make it into mainstream programming.

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