G++
G++ is the C++ frontend to the GNU Compiler Collection (gcc).
Gcc
GCC is the GNU Compiler Collection
Better
| Quality | Example |
|---|---|
| Better |
"So using g++ is better than gcc" from question "Error: unknown type name ‘bool’" "G++ seems to work better than gcc in my experience" from question "Code Blocks and SDL output. weird behavior" |
Others
| Quality | Example |
|---|---|
| Looser |
"Unfortunately g++ packed the structs significantly looser than gcc which caused significant problems sharing objects between c and c++ code" from question "Is it possible to subclass a C struct in C++ and use pointers to the struct in C code?" |
| Compiler more strict |
"G++ compiler is more strict then gcc compiler" from question "C & c++ default global variable linkage, multiple declaration & definition problem" |
| Larger |
"The g++ version is a little larger than the gcc version but not 100x larger" from question "How does the size of compiled binaries depend on the used libraries? c/c++" |