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C compiler
Hello I'm in look of an IDE and C compiler currently i'm using Notepad++ and tiny CC (c compiler)... so yes i thinking of upgrading :D
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Re: C compiler
Dev-C++ can do C code and compilation with the MingW suite.
You could use Code::Blocks, Visual Studio, CodeLite, and other IDE's.
Or you could use a text editor and gcc for compiling.
Most IDE's that compile C++ also compile C natively.
You could use Code::Blocks, Visual Studio, CodeLite, and other IDE's.
Or you could use a text editor and gcc for compiling.
Most IDE's that compile C++ also compile C natively.
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Re: C compiler
Use Visual Studio C++ Express Edition 2008. Unless of course you can get the full version. 2010 is out, but honestly I still can't get it to run quite as good as 2008.
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Re: C compiler
Indeed. And don't let the Visual Studio C++ Express scare you. It is also a fully featured C environment.dandymcgee wrote:Use Visual Studio C++ Express Edition 2008. Unless of course you can get the full version. 2010 is out, but honestly I still can't get it to run quite as good as 2008.
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Re: C compiler
Oh i've used VSC++ and CodeBlock just i'm asking what's others i'm thinking of going back to VSC but just wasn't sure
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Re: C compiler
I personally enjoy gedit and gcc when I program in C but seeing as thbp is a Winblows guy VSC++ is probably the best bet.
On another note, you've been learning C++ for the time I've known you. You may want to stick to C++ as it's a little friendlier to people first starting out. I know most people say learn C first but it is truly unforgiving and easily throws beginners off track.
On another note, you've been learning C++ for the time I've known you. You may want to stick to C++ as it's a little friendlier to people first starting out. I know most people say learn C first but it is truly unforgiving and easily throws beginners off track.
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Re: C compiler
Nowadays, C and C++ should both be considered as completely different languages, rather than as the latter being a subset of the former. It's perfectly acceptable to say they have similar concepts and syntax, but so do most other modern-day programming languages.bluesoul120 wrote:I personally enjoy gedit and gcc when I program in C but seeing as thbp is a Winblows guy VSC++ is probably the best bet.
On another note, you've been learning C++ for the time I've known you. You may want to stick to C++ as it's a little friendlier to people first starting out. I know most people say learn C first but it is truly unforgiving and easily throws beginners off track.
NetBeans and Eclipse both offer powerful development environments for C and C++.
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Re: C compiler
qt creator = the best ide i have ever used, cross platform, very fast, includes easy access to the qt libs, and easy to use! try it
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Re: C compiler
But isn't qt really geared more towards C++?WSPSNIPER wrote:qt creator = the best ide i have ever used, cross platform, very fast, includes easy access to the qt libs, and easy to use! try it