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Can I use Microsoft Development Studio (a.k.a. Visual C++ 6), but replacing its awful compiler with that of Visual C++ 2005 or, even better, GCC? If so, how?
If you download and install the latest windows SDKs, they should include the latest versions of cl.exe, link.exe, midl.exe, etc. You just need to point the executables path (tools->options->etc) at the new SDK dir and remove the build-in VS paths.