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g-reyna25 · 09-30-2009

I was wondering if anybody knows where i can get a good compiler for C programming so if anybody can give me some sites please but make sure they are compatible with C.

SaA · 09-30-2009

i can tell you one for Java

xXMike8NarutoXx · 09-30-2009

Try cregslist or tigerdirect///

thammuz · 09-30-2009

Microsoft has a free version of Visual Studio... I've used MPLAB, I don't know if that would work for you if you weren't programming on a Microchip.

I haven't tried Miracle, but it was one of the compilers I looked into a while ago, if GCC has a Windows binary, that would be a good one, that is what I use in my Operating Systems class on a Linux machine. If Borland still offers free versions of their products, they should have a C compiler, I have (but don't use anymore, since I have Visual Studio express or have access to the full version) the C++ compiler, Dev-C++ Bloodshed.

http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/

Ashur · 09-30-2009

hey use this
GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF)
100% free

g-reyna25 · 10-01-2009

thanks for the help guys

Ashur · 10-01-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by g-reyna25

thanks for the help guys

you're welcome

basically anything is GNU is free to use and most tools i use usually find on sf.net check it out it's a good site

aaronisepic · 10-15-2009

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