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Nirjhar Oberoi
Hi,,
Can you please help me choose a free compiler for C...
Thankyou!
Can you please help me choose a free compiler for C...
Thankyou!
Hi,,
Can you please help me choose a free compiler for C...
Thankyou!
Nirjhar said:Hi,,
Can you please help me choose a free compiler for C...
santosh said:It depends on your definition of 'free'. IMHO, go with gcc. It exists
as DJGPP on DOS and is available on Windows via MinGW and Cygwin.
Nirjhar said:Thankyou for your suggestions... GCC is Great
I am using DJGPP.. do you have any other IDE that uses GCC!!!!
o you have any other IDE that uses GCC!!!!
Nirjhar said:Thankyou for your suggestions... GCC is Great
I am using DJGPP.. do you have any other IDE that uses GCC!!!!
Nirjhar said:Thankyou for your suggestions... GCC is Great
I am using DJGPP.. do you have any other IDE that uses GCC!!!!
Waiting for your kind reply!!!!
<http://c-faq.com/resources/index.html>Nirjhar said:Can you please help me choose a free compiler for C...
You don't need an IDE. Just use ALT-tab to switch between a
command window (to compile, run etc) and an editor.
Mount 4dos to
make the command window responsive, and use aliases.
Mark said:CBFalconer said:You don't need an IDE. Just use ALT-tab to switch between a
command window (to compile, run etc) and an editor.
Alt tab doesn't do anything especially useful on my compiler box,
other than switch away from the ssh session I'm using to look at
it....
Mount 4dos to make the command window responsive, and use aliases.
[mark@thelinux ~]# mount 4dos
mount: can't find 4dos in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[mark@thelinux ~]#
(I reckon we should try to avoid answering offtopic questions, no?)
Nirjhar said:Thankyou for your suggestions... GCC is Great
I am using DJGPP.. do you have any other IDE that uses GCC!!!!
Neil said:if you like, try "PROGRAMMERS NOTEPAD". It's easy to setup with any
compiler or language. With C and C++ , it outlines all your blocks with
a tree view in your program. It's great for learning too, cause it will
teach where the braces are suppose to go, or if you missed one in a
nested for loop or while etc...
It's the one IDE I would reccommend to anyone using a free compiler.
Neil.
d3x0xr said:Nirjhar Oberoi:
There are several viable compilers to choose from
And of course, GCC. but for windows, GCC is not really an option, [...]
cygwin is the most robust environment, but without special tweaks your
programs will be 1/4 the speed they should be.
d3x0xr said:LCC Win32 is a good solid lightweight compiler that is quick to generate
code, it's got an IDE with it.
Open watcom (www.openwatcom.org) is the watcom compiler released into
public domain, supposed to support compiling (corss compiling) for linux
also. Also has an IDE with it.
Borland has a free version of it's 5.5 compiler available no IDE,
command line only.
And of course, GCC. but for windows, GCC is not really an option,
cygwin is the most robust environment, but without special tweaks your
programs will be 1/4 the speed they should be.
Tom said:GCC can often out optimize most professional compilers, i
t's closer to
C99 then Borland, MSVC, LCC,
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