Mac Compiler

I give up, I've been looking forever, but can't find one that works. If anyone knows where to find a Mac compiler for c, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Matt

Why not gcc ? :|

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_compilers

Those didn't help, is there like a Dev c++ for Mac os x?

What you want is an IDE not a compiler.. Try Code::Blocks

You might also want to try Xcode as it is provided by Apple.

Originally Posted by PING

What you want is an IDE not a compiler.. Try Code::Blocks

What is an IDE, and if I don't use a compiler, how do I, well, compile them?

An IDE includes a compiler as well as an environment for coding.

XCode is a great IDE for mac and is free.

I use Xcode on my Mac. It comes on the install disk, but is not installed by default. Insert the install disk (disk 2 I think) and install it. XCode is an IDE (integrated development environment). It comes with the gcc compiler. Works great.

Todd

If I ever had that disk, I don't anymore. Can I download it?

Yes. Here's the link for Leopard. http://www.apple.com/macosx/developertools/xcode.html

If you are running Tiger, figure it out.

Todd

What is an IDE, and if I don't use a compiler, how do I, well, compile them?

As perspective pointed out, an IDE includes a compiler as well.. You can also configure some IDEs to work with different compilers. For example NetBeans can work with whatever version of javac you have. With a compiler i can write code in my favorite text editor and compile and run it from the command prompt.

Here's the Xcode 2.5 link.

http://developer.apple.com/tools/download/