Hi,
I just started a C programming class and would like to know if any of the compilers available for free download are good. This is for a XP or NT4 operationg system. Thanks.
Jim Fulmer
Hi,
I just started a C programming class and would like to know if any of the compilers available for free download are good. This is for a XP or NT4 operationg system. Thanks.
Jim Fulmer
Search the forum, there are loads of responces to this question.
dev c++ at www.bloodshed.net
Before I got given a copy of MSVC++ I used to use it, thought it was excellent considering it was free. It was about a 7 meg download when I had it.
Lcc-Win32 is a good, free C Compiler. You can download it at http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/
- Sean
If cities were built like software is built, the first woodpecker to come along would level civilization.
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Dev-C++ 4 is nice, so is Borland 5.5. I prefer Borland because I don't really use the IDE much, command line is easier.
*Cela*
DJGPP/GCC works well. The IDE it comes with (RHIDE) is good as well, although I don't know how they stack up to other compilers/IDE's. It's downloadable at www.delorie.com/djgpp
Thanks, all for your replies. I'll check them out.
