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| Programming with C in Mac OSX Terminal I just got a new macbook and I was interested in getting back into programming with c again. I took a c programming class couple years back at my school but I forgot almost everything now. I bet it will come back quick though. Anyways can someone help me get setup. I know using the terminal you can program in c but I'm not sure quite how. Do I need to download a compiler? Can someone guide me through simple steps to get started, maybe write a simple program to print "Hello World" and then compile and execute that would be extremely helpful. Ok thanks -Feroze |
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| critical genius Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: SE Queens
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| YES! Until then, do not pass go. |
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| Install the developer tools on the os disk. That includes Xcode and alot of other stuff as well as gcc. Last edited by Subsonics; 02-21-2009 at 07:26 PM. |
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