Online C++ Compiler.

[FoxDie130]

THIS IS NOT MY WORK

Edit: Scroll down, there is another one.
Link: http://codepad.org/

Codepad is an online code compiler. Very handy.
As of when I post this, it supports:

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C
C++
D
Haskell
Lua
OCaml
PHP
Perl
Plain Text
Python
Ruby
Scheme
Tcl
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The current versions of each library (when posting this) are:

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C - gcc 4.1.2
C++ - G++ 4.1.2
D - Digital Mars D Compiler v1.026
Haskell - Hugs, Sept 2006
LUA - LUA 5.1.3
OCaml - Obj. Caml v 3.10.1
PHP - 5.2.5
Perl - 5.8.0
Python - 2.5.1
Ruby - 1.8.6
Scheme - MzScheme v372
TCL - TCLSH 8.4.16
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For more information, use this link: http://codepad.org/about


The second one I stumbled accross randomly.
Link: http://ideone.com/
This one supports way more languages, but I find it to compile slower. However, it has syntax hilighting, which is nice.

Enjoy, friends.

[tallbluewanderer]

Wow. That's pretty impressive! This takes the "pastebin" idea to a whole new level. I just hope that the service doesn't get abused and taken down.

[Human No More]

Nice

Also, this was linked in IRC earlier, I lol'd: http://codepad.org/OAkRsvU6

[FoxDie130]

Originally Posted by tallbluewanderer

Wow. That's pretty impressive! This takes the "pastebin" idea to a whole new level. I just hope that the service doesn't get abused and taken down.

Abused

We just spent like 2 hours making random scripts about Neytiri!

I hope that doesn't count

[Thorinair]

http://codepad.org/ajGmrrI3

[Tudhalyas]

Wow, I love this webapp!

[Sovereign]

Originally Posted by Thorinair

http://codepad.org/ajGmrrI3

You suck. On Ninat's crusty queue

[FoxDie130]

Damn you Thor...damn you.

[stdout]

Now if there were an Android app to do the same thing, that'd be awesome.

[Jamza]

http://codepad.org/zkJy55pc

[tallbluewanderer]

Originally Posted by stdout

Now if there were an Android app to do the same thing, that'd be awesome.

Can't you install gcc natively on Android?