Friday, July 31, 2009

Linux C programming freeware?

Do you know of any Linux C programming language that I can use for programming? Is there a Linux C freeware that I download?

Linux C programming freeware?
Look at the GNU C Compiler.





See if you can install a package called gcc or g++ (for C++). They are both free.
Reply:Here you go...





Hitec PCC-Lite


http://www.htsoft.com/products/compilers...


Download


http://www.htsoft.com/downloads/getfile....





SDCC Small device compiler


http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/


Free C %26amp; C++ Compilers and IDE's


http://www.freebyte.com/programming/cpp/


Loads of freeware for Linux


http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget....
Reply:devc++
Reply:I have found these solutions for you:


http://helplinux.altervista.org/english/...





and





http://helplinux.altervista.org/english/...





I hope these are usefull ;)
Reply:there are lots of free C++ editors and compilers available. Here's a link to one


http://www.freebyte.com/programming/cpp/





C++ can be used for both Windows and Unix (Linux) based Os's. A good compiler like Borland is very simple to configure so you can port your code to run on a wide variety of systems.





You might want to try Visual C first if your just learning. C++ is a high level complex language, and depending on what your intentions are, you may need to hunt down specific function library's to do what you want. I am partial to Borland, it's expensive to buy but has everything a programmer could ever need and is extremely well documented.

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