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    Compiler needed

    Hey I bought a book to learn C but it says I need a compiler. Does anyone know a free good compiler for newbees?
    Thanks in advance!

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    depends on what type of computer/os you have...

    try

    www.compilers.net

    they have links to free C compilers you can download. I'm partial to DJGPP.

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    You can get a good C-compiler and a debugger from

    http://www.q-software-solutions.com/lccwin32/

    You can make DOS- and WIN-programs but only in standard-C

    Kind regards
    Bernhard Peter

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    You could also get a book (although you just got one) that has a demo compiler. Not the best, but good to learn on.

    --Garfield

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    Hi,

    One of the best c-compiler is the gnu-gcc-compiler which is actually for Linux. But you can get a good portation for DOS on the website of DJ-Delorie. There´s also a good c++-compiler.

    If you need gcc for Linux, try a search for example with google.

    Klausi
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    DJGPP is fine, but it is too big, try to get TC, from Borland, it's OK.


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    What's your budget? If there isn't one or it really doesn't matter than go for MSVC++6.0 Enterprise. Everything you need. It's a programmer's (Windows programmer) home. You can do everything.

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    compiler

    Well, I asked the same question and most people thought free was bad and some (I mean Garfield) just tell you to go empty your pockets and help microsoft control the world. I personally do not like delorie because it is Dos based and the only reason i like turbo c++ is because you can edit Wolfenstien 3d but I chose to use both Borland c++ 5.2 and Dev C++ (from bloodshed.net).

    So far they both work well.

    BY THE WAY: What book did you buy?

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    > BY THE WAY: What book did you buy?

    Who? Me?
    1978 Silver Anniversary Corvette

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    sure

    everyone list what the first programming book was that they bought and also the first C programming book they bought.

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    books

    the first programming book i got came with my TRS-80 model 1 i got it from my dad when I was five.

    The first C book was Beginning C by: Ivor Horton.

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