NEED C COMPILER PLEASE HELP ME

[joseph thomas]

hi guys,
i am new to this group,i joined this group because i wanna know more about computers.I need a C compiler because i wanna practice c programs could you guys help me please please please[/b]

[@reynoldlariza@]

You could try LCC-Win32
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/

or

Pelle's C compiler
http://smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/

both compiler supports creation of DOS-16 bit codes to win32 codes. However these compilers must be run in Windows too.

[@reynoldlariza@]

If you need a compile that can run in DOS. You may need Turbo C
http://community.borland.com/article...,20841,00.html

it's the first C compiler i used, iut's pretty old but ask many programmers from amatuers to GURU they know and loved this compiler :)

[fffanatics]

It depends on what OS u are using. If you are running linux, either gcc or CC will do the job. If you are using window, visual studio, borland, or any other will work for C programs. I prefer gcc and visual studio but thats just me.

[@reynoldlariza@]

well, i've answered this question many times and most system they are using for it are either DOS and/or Windows.

Also, I don't recomment linux for beginners, since they can't even imagine what a byte is and/or what a file system is. Trust me, I've thought from high-school to college and they don't even know what is linux when I asked

[flamer46]

I downloaded Borlandc 5.5 c and c++ compiler free on borland`s site.
http://www.borland.com/products/down..._cbuilder.html

[noreturn]

Borland is the best :)

[veera.bizhat.com]

Veera's

GCC is the best C, C++, Objective C, Java, Fortran and ADA compiler. GCC - Stands for GNU's Compiler Collection. Get it from GNU's site It's available for Linux and Windows(cygwin).

[@reynoldlariza@]

both GCC and Borland C++ 5.5 are FREE and a really good choice. However there's some drawbacks. GCC which is primarily for *nix system, doesn't produce code (in windows) that is better than the two C compiler I mentioned. And Borland C++ 5.5 is no more supported and updated. These two compilers doesn't have their own IDE. These means that you'll have to get an IDE for borland c++ or DEV-C++ IDE for GCC.

Also if you haven't noticed the person who asked about a C compiler is a newbie. This means that he might be caught in trouble just dealing with the IDE.

[ngc.bizhat.com]

Bloodshed Dev-C++ is also a nice one - and it´s free too. If you wanna check it out, grab your copy here: http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html