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Looking for a C Compiler for PC

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C Compiler

Hi,
i want a C compiler for learning C language on Personal Computer. Can u tell where i can get it from.
 

Re: C Compiler

Hi

Borland has free C\C++ compiler on there site


Look at : www.borland .com


All the best

Bobi
 

Re: C Compiler

If you use a linux environment you can use gcc (GNU C Compiler) it is a commandline compiler and not and IDE so any files with C++/C extentions can be compiled
 

Re: C Compiler

Codeblocks IDE is a very powerfull IDE for various C/C++ compilers (gcc, vc++). Is free and is available for Windows/Linux/BSD.
Very usefull for setting up custom compilers (like cross compilers) and includes native support for SDCC (excellent 8051 compiler) and ICC.

https://www.codeblocks.org
 

Re: C Compiler

raman_engr said:
Hi,
i want a C compiler for learning C language on Personal Computer. Can u tell where i can get it from.
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hi
do u want it to PC applications?? or to program Microcontrollers??
if u want it to PC applications choose any one of the previeus SW.
if u want it to program microcontrollers use www.keile.com or www.iar.com
they r the most common microcontrollers compilers
also for PIC MC there r PICC compiler. is good
hope that help u :)
have a nice day
salam
ahmed
www.i-g.org
 

Re: C Compiler

Turbo C for C and borland C for C++.
Also there are a lot of C compliler such as
Embedded C
Visual C++
Visual C++ .NET
,....
 

C Compiler

Try downloading cygwin and you can run gcc from that. It is free and a powerful environment.
 

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