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Help for "C language" Programming in "gedit" on windows 7

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Hi,

I might be sound newbie here.
I have installed "gedit" on windows 7 for "C language" programming. but I don't know how can I compile and run "C program" written in "gedit". Is "gedit" better than "turbo c"?
 

yadavvlsi said:
Gedit is just a graphical editor, so you can only write programs in it. Gedit is not a compiler. Install turbo C or some other compiler to compile your code
gedit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thanks yadavvlsi,

It's an editor but in Linux terminal is use to compile, to link and to run the "C language" program written in "gedit". So I am curious to know whether it's possible or not with windows 7 and if yes how.?
 

program developing steps:::

Type the program using editior
Compile or assemble the program using compiler or assembler
link the modules using linker
Have.......... exe
Debug it if needed using Debuger

Here gedit is just an editor using for editing the text usually in linux(gnome),just like notepad in windows.........

It's an editor but in Linux terminal is use to compile, to link and to run the "C language" program written in "gedit"
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Not fully true........ The terminal is helping for compiling... but actually the C language libraries installed in the system is compiling it (like gcc).
If there is no c version supporting the commands written in the editor......... You will get ERROR message

So I am curious to know whether it's possible or not with windows 7 and if yes how.?
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in windows you can use microsoft's visual studio, or turboc++, turboC etc for doing this job. or any C compiler that have the support.........

all the best
 

Thanks yadavvlsi.

---------- Post added at 16:23 ---------- Previous post was at 16:23 ----------

Thanks rjkrocks
 

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