About C Programming...?

Which tools are required for C programming and where can i get them?

About C Programming...?
It depends on which operating system your computer is running. Here are some available choices:


For Windows systems:


Cygwin (free version of the gcc compiler ported to Windows)


http://www.cygwin.com





Microsoft Visual C++2005 Express Edition - Free from http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...





For Linux Systems: the gcc compiler is included on all major Linux distributions; you will need a good programmers editor to effectively use it though.





For Mac OS X systems, the XCode toolkit is included on the OS install CDs but is not installed by default; this also includes an integrated editor and debugger.





You may also want to look at some good books by O'Riely press or others. "Teach Yourself C Programming" is a good basic text. Wrox Press also has some good titles for beginning programmers.


Hope this helps...
Reply:search for complete setups of ...


Turbo C++ IDE or Borland C++ IDE


U can also work on visual C++ (in Visual Studio 6.0)





( www.downloads.com )





(u can use it for ur C codes as well. just save ur files with .c extension)





Turbo is not a good compiler for advanced users.
Reply:you need a software called Turboc3 which will make it all for you.


it will compile, edit and run your C-Programs.It was developed by borland corporation.
Reply:You require a C compiler to program in C. There are many compiler - some are pricy, some are free. Search and you will get one. I find Miracle C (www.c-compiler.com) and Dev-C (www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html) good.





Dev-C comes with a IDE and library. Miracle C on the other hand is very light weight.
Reply:Nothing but C language and Compiler running in your machine and you can buy them or do some R%26amp;D over the internet and maybe u get some free stuff.
Reply:Try these free programs


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





Good luck
Reply:Get a text book on it and it may come with what you need. I am taking C++ now and the book comes with a student version of Microsoft's Visual Studio.net.





By the way all you need is a text editor to write the code, but you will need a compiler to actually compile the code into something useful. This is further complicated by compatability between platforms you are writing for (ie, Windows, Mac, Unix....)