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Jeff Melvaine
I am running Windows XP on an IBM R50 laptop. All my recent professional
experience as a software developer was with the Ada language under Solaris
on Sun networks. My software development under Windows is in Python, which
I downloaded and installed without difficulty, running my applications in
the Windows environment. For my current application I need to interface to
a package available only as C source code, and the documentation for it says
that a good C compiler is required for Windows (yes, literally that
non-specific). I don't have a C compiler on my system, and most of what I
see on the net seems to presume a Unix environment. I need to get a C
compiler that I can install and use with a minimum of culture shock. A
freeware product would be ideal if feasible, but this is not essential.
Further details: the package to which I wish to interface is "nauty" (No
AUTomorphisms Yes), and there is also pynauty, a python interface available
as C source code.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
experience as a software developer was with the Ada language under Solaris
on Sun networks. My software development under Windows is in Python, which
I downloaded and installed without difficulty, running my applications in
the Windows environment. For my current application I need to interface to
a package available only as C source code, and the documentation for it says
that a good C compiler is required for Windows (yes, literally that
non-specific). I don't have a C compiler on my system, and most of what I
see on the net seems to presume a Unix environment. I need to get a C
compiler that I can install and use with a minimum of culture shock. A
freeware product would be ideal if feasible, but this is not essential.
Further details: the package to which I wish to interface is "nauty" (No
AUTomorphisms Yes), and there is also pynauty, a python interface available
as C source code.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.