c compiler

Unregistered · 03-20-2002

i need a free c compiler not c++ or visual just straight c

**RobR** · 03-20-2002

Use a free C++ compiler but don't use the C++ features / keywords. C is a subset of C++ (I think I got that right).

Turbo C++ 1.0 (for example) is currently available free from the Borland Museum for personal use (you have to register), and defaults to C on installation.

**Nutshell** · 03-20-2002

I always use DevC++

**klausi** · 03-20-2002

Hi!
Use the gcc compiler for Linux (and other UNIX OS) or its portation djgpp.
gcc is one of the most powerful C-compilers and stands under the GNU General Public License.

klausi

**bljonk** · 03-20-2002

try digital mars is free at http://www.digitalmars.com

**RobR** · 03-20-2002

...... which begs a question. How do you stop TC++ defaulting to *.C, and make it open new files as *.CPP. It's really annoying to have to remember to save as.......

**Brian** · 03-20-2002

LCC-Win32 is C only.

**Shiro** · 03-20-2002

Take a look at

www.thefreecountry.com/developercity/

for an overview of free C compilers.

Unregistered · 03-20-2002

Hello,

take a look of Ch from http://www.softintegration.com,
Ch is a C/C++ interpreter supporting C90, major features in C99, class in C++, and the industry standard POSIX,
X11/Motif, OpenGL, ODBC,
XML, GTK+.

it is a good C interpreter for beginners, free for academic and
non profit organzation.

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