Any recomendations ?

v1c · Post by **v1c** » 22 Sep 2002, 11:29

Hi
 
 Im busy learning C and was wondering which FREE compiler you guys would recomend . Something pretty popular so if I need help there will be enough people around to help . My OS is Win2000 , 32MB RAM .
 
 
 v1c

snipeers · Post by **snipeers** » 23 Sep 2002, 19:10

i use Digital Mars C/C++ compiler to compile my C programs... if you want you can give it a try.

v1c · Post by **v1c** » 23 Sep 2002, 19:38

Where can I find a copy ?
 
 
 v1c

snipeers · Post by **snipeers** » 24 Sep 2002, 14:07

jas search with ur search engine - type C compiler - or go to the Digital Mars website... its a zip file so you have to unzip it to your C directory... u shld also have a bit knowledge of MS-DOG ( i mean MS-DOS ) to run the program... otherwise you can try an integrated environment for compiling your programs.

Wolverine · Post by **Wolverine** » 28 Sep 2002, 09:38

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 Im busy learning C and was wondering which FREE compiler you guys would recomend .
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 There is a good one called <A HREF="http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html" TARGET="_blank">Dev-C++</A>.

snipeers · Post by **snipeers** » 20 Oct 2002, 11:51

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 There is a good one called <A HREF="http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html" TARGET="_blank">Dev-C++</A>.
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 its no doubt that Dev-C++ is a good IDE compiler, aside from being free (GNU/GPL license)... but the thing is the developers should make fast some of its bug fixes

RiChiE · Post by **RiChiE** » 22 Jan 2003, 20:25

I would highly recommend using Dev-C++ which one can obtain from <a href="http://www.bloodshed.net" target="_blank">www.bloodshed.net</a> .Its a free GNU compiler.Works great! <IMG SRC="images/forum/smilies/icon_razz.gif">
 
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LordRage · Post by **LordRage** » 09 May 2003, 12:40

i c this conversation pretty old, but i thought that win2k wouldnt install on anything less than 64MB so how u running 32MB..... <IMG SRC="images/forum/smilies/icon_confused.gif">

v1c · Post by **v1c** » 09 May 2003, 14:45

I have no idea, but Im not complaining. If it makes a difference I found another 32mb so Im now up to 64mb, lucky me.
 
 If anyone was wondering Im using gcc on Linux Slackware now.
 
 v1c [ Edited by v1c On Date May 09, 2003 ]