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Where can I find out what I need to know about C ++ compilers?

I'm just starting to learn C ++, so goodbye to the novelty of this question. I also ask for your condescension as to how open this question was. I think this can be broken, but I think this information belongs to the same place.

(FYI - I mainly work with the QT SDK and mingw32-make right now, and I seem to have configured them correctly for my machine.)

I knew that in a language controlled by the compiler, a lot of things, I heard about the directives of the precompiler, but it seems that someone can write books with different C ++ compilers and their corresponding parameters. In addition, there are commands that seem to precede make (e.g. qmake (this is something only in QT)).

I would like to know if there is any place that gives me an overview of which compilers are there and what their various options are. I would also like to know how each of them views the Makefile (does it seem that there is a difference in syntax between them?).

If there is no website regarding “Everything you need to know about C ++ compilers but were afraid to ask,” what would be the best way to study the answers to these questions?

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Regarding training: choose a specific problem to solve and dive. The target platform (Linux / Windows / etc.) And the problem space will significantly reduce the choice. Which one you choose is often related to other considerations, such as working for a particular company or participating in a team. C ++ has something like 95% commonality among all its tastes. Learn any of them well, and learning the next is a piece of cake.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1723526/

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