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C Programming in Unix
I asked this over on the "High Level Programming Section" but there must be a secret handshake or something that I am missing.....anyway....if a person wanted to start some C programming in UNIX what would be the best compiler to start with ??
I am fairly familiar with visual studio and have done some windows programming but not sure how to get started on unix type systems. Thanks Zapper |
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the compiler of choice is GCC, the Gnu C Compiler. And for IDE, there a a few, You better search the net. If You come from the Java world, maybe Eclipse with addons for C feels familiar, Anjuta is another, focused on Gnome, but perfectly useful for "plain" C as well. A search on Google for "integrated development environments for Unix" gives just too many answers to list here. /Lakris |
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