Compiler for BOOL in C++

Compiler for BOOL in C++

Question:
Can you please name a few compilers that implement bool?

Answer:
Almost every C++ compiler nowadays supports bool. You don’t have to define or #include anything; bool is a standard keyword and so are true and false. Visual C++ 5.0 supports bool. You’re probably using an older version of Visual C++ or using an uppercase BOOL, which is not the same as lowercase bool: the former is a Windows-specfic typedef, whereas the latter is a C++ keyword.

Recent versions of GCC (2.95 and above) also support bool. You probably need to upgrade your compiler.

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