Hi Guys,
A quick question, in a thread recently posted some one asked about free compilation tools for beginners. While Admiral AK gave him an answer, I would like to see if some one else can shed a little light on somthing specific for me.
I'm a college student taking my first structured programming class using C and I want to use my G3 Power book to work on some of the programs. We will be doing straight C, no chaser, nothing special. I just need a simple compiler. I have the dev tools installed and have found the C++ compiler to be easy to use. In terminal just type C++ and the source file, viola. However, the same thing does not seem to exist for straight C files. I don't need a full IDE although it would be nice, just looking for a compiler.
I tried to use project builder with out much success -- i don't need any carbon/ coca stuff. Nothing I'm doing is that advanced. Is their a simple gnu c compiler, or am I missing some terminal command like C++ for C? Or can I use the project builder? If so how? Any help would be great. I would love to do my work sitting outside, with my PB running 10.1
Thanks in advance for any help .
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A quick question, in a thread recently posted some one asked about free compilation tools for beginners. While Admiral AK gave him an answer, I would like to see if some one else can shed a little light on somthing specific for me.
I'm a college student taking my first structured programming class using C and I want to use my G3 Power book to work on some of the programs. We will be doing straight C, no chaser, nothing special. I just need a simple compiler. I have the dev tools installed and have found the C++ compiler to be easy to use. In terminal just type C++ and the source file, viola. However, the same thing does not seem to exist for straight C files. I don't need a full IDE although it would be nice, just looking for a compiler.
I tried to use project builder with out much success -- i don't need any carbon/ coca stuff. Nothing I'm doing is that advanced. Is their a simple gnu c compiler, or am I missing some terminal command like C++ for C? Or can I use the project builder? If so how? Any help would be great. I would love to do my work sitting outside, with my PB running 10.1

Thanks in advance for any help .
Stylewise