C Compiler.....

JigPu · 10-29-01, 09:00 PM

Do you guys know where I can download a good free compiler? I already tried finding some, but the one that was any good, I couldn't make execute my program correctly!!

I'm trying to learn C (and mabey C++), but it's going to be REAL hard without something for me to expiriment programming with.....

JigPu

eobard · 10-29-01, 09:19 PM

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Originally posted by JigPu
Do you guys know where I can download a good free compiler? I already tried finding some, but the one that was any good, I couldn't make execute my program correctly!!

I'm trying to learn C (and mabey C++), but it's going to be REAL hard without something for me to expiriment programming with.....

JigPu

I knew of a link to where Borland was giving away free copies of one of their C or C++ compilers. All you had to do was register your name and email address to qualify for it. I lost all of my net histories when I reinstalled but I'll see if I can find it again. Be back soon.

eobard · 10-29-01, 09:43 PM

Check your pm.

Zuck Gou :) · 10-29-01, 11:51 PM

Aww come on Eobard, post it for all of us

Krusty · 10-30-01, 01:37 AM

I thought borland was free myself. Try looking for borland or turbo c++.

jbird · 11-02-01, 01:08 PM

You can't beat Linux and the free gcc (Gnu C compiler)! In fact, you can't beat free Linux at all!!!!!!

JigPu · 11-02-01, 05:47 PM

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Originally posted by jbird
You can't beat Linux and the free gcc (Gnu C compiler)! In fact, you can't beat free Linux at all!!!!!!

Tried it.... Well, mabey TRIED isn't the right word.... Couldn't even get it to download! Found a Windows IDE version, and it refused to download. Oh well... eobard got me Borland's compiler. Now I just gotta figure out how it works... And why it dosen't like my program.

JigPu

engjohn · 11-04-01, 11:41 PM

Are you sure it is not a problem with your code? If you have tried several c/c++ compliers, it could be your code...

If you want, post your code so we can look and see if we see any probs with it...
When you are learning, there are a lot of syntax/typo errors...

JigPu · 11-05-01, 05:14 PM

Well, actually this is the only compiler that (I think....) I've found the compile option for.... It can't be a spelling error on my end because I tried copy and paste off the site. Mabey they typed it wrong... Or it's just bad C...

#include < stdio.h>

int main ( ) {
printf("Hello World");
return 0;
}

That's right off the site... Though, now I'm getting a diffrent error when trying to compile. It says that it can't open include file 'stdio.h'. Also, it is complaining of a call to an undefined function printf() in function main().

I think I get what it's getting at, but I can't find out how to fix it!

JigPu

engjohn · 11-05-01, 08:11 PM

do you have all of the ".h" files installes on you system? These are the header files and they tell the system how to use the functions like printf and the like.

There should be like 25MB of header files in a folder called include or something like that.

If you do not have the header files, you cannot compile and run anything...

JigPu · 11-05-01, 09:27 PM

Yeah... Got um. 38.1MB worth.... Could there be some werid problem with the compiler finding them?? I haven't changed the directory structure from the install, so what could be wrong??

EDIT: Man!! Why don't they make readme files more visible??? I just now notice a readme.txt, and lo! It says to put in a config file telling the compiler where to find the Include and Lib paths! Why, oh why don't they put this stuff in a more visible location?!? Like it's help file??

Thanks for the help.... Hopefully my learning C should be smooth sailing.... Hopefully....

JigPu

a_yeap · 11-10-01, 05:14 PM

For the Borland compiler...

go to

community.borland.com/museum

you'll have to register but it gives away free old borland compilers for c, c++ and PASCAL and others

But I agree...get Linux and use the free compilers and you can progress easily to C++, Java, etc...thats what I wanna do...C is just a starting point

dcarrera · 11-12-01, 01:09 AM

If you want to learn C I would also suggest getting Linux. It comes with gcc, which is one of the best C/C++ compilers around. Also, Linux has a lot of tools for program development. This is one of the reasons why I use it.

Just my two cents.

Punk · 11-13-01, 11:14 PM

if u want a good free C/C++ compiler for both windows and linux go to http://www.bloodshed.net/. They also have a good free pascal compiler.

10-29-01, 09:00 PM	Thread Starter #1
JigPu Inactive Pokémon Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Vancouver, WA	C Compiler..... Do you guys know where I can download a good free compiler? I already tried finding some, but the one that was any good, I couldn't make execute my program correctly!! I'm trying to learn C (and mabey C++), but it's going to be REAL hard without something for me to expiriment programming with..... JigPu __________________ .... ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 .... Intel Core i5 2500 ........................ 4 thread ...... 3300 MHz ......... -0.125 V 2x ASUS GTX 560 Ti ............................... 1 GiB ....... 830 MHz ...... 2004 MHz .... G.SKILL Sniper Low Voltage ............. 8 GiB ..... 1600 MHz ............ 1.25 V .... OCZ Vertex 3 ................................. 120 GB ............. nilfs2 ..... Arch Linux .... Kingwin LZP-550 .............................. 550 W ........ 94% Eff. ....... 80+ Plat .... Nocuta NH-D14 ................................ 20 dB ..... 0.35 C°/W ................ 7 V "In order to combat power supply concerns, Nvidia has declared that G80 will be the first graphics card in the world to run entirely off of the souls of dead babies. This will make running the G80 much cheaper for the average end user." "GeForce 8 Series." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 7 Aug 2006, 20:59 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 8 Aug 2006.
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10-29-01, 09:43 PM	#3
eobard Give me a break Senior Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Canada	Check your pm. __________________ Thank you Baby. I love you.
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10-29-01, 11:51 PM	#4
Zuck Gou :) Member Join Date: Jun 2001	Aww come on Eobard, post it for all of us
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11-04-01, 11:41 PM	#8
engjohn Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: SoCal	Are you sure it is not a problem with your code? If you have tried several c/c++ compliers, it could be your code... If you want, post your code so we can look and see if we see any probs with it... When you are learning, there are a lot of syntax/typo errors... __________________ <--- Dave and My Girlfriend in Atlanta, Ga at the Ritz Carlton!!! Yahoo!! (I took the PIC!!) und KEINE EIER!!! My Heatware
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11-05-01, 05:14 PM	Thread Starter #9
JigPu Inactive Pokémon Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Vancouver, WA	Well, actually this is the only compiler that (I think....) I've found the compile option for.... It can't be a spelling error on my end because I tried copy and paste off the site. Mabey they typed it wrong... Or it's just bad C... #include < stdio.h> int main ( ) { printf("Hello World"); return 0; } That's right off the site... Though, now I'm getting a diffrent error when trying to compile. It says that it can't open include file 'stdio.h'. Also, it is complaining of a call to an undefined function printf() in function main(). I think I get what it's getting at, but I can't find out how to fix it! JigPu __________________ .... ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 .... Intel Core i5 2500 ........................ 4 thread ...... 3300 MHz ......... -0.125 V 2x ASUS GTX 560 Ti ............................... 1 GiB ....... 830 MHz ...... 2004 MHz .... G.SKILL Sniper Low Voltage ............. 8 GiB ..... 1600 MHz ............ 1.25 V .... OCZ Vertex 3 ................................. 120 GB ............. nilfs2 ..... Arch Linux .... Kingwin LZP-550 .............................. 550 W ........ 94% Eff. ....... 80+ Plat .... Nocuta NH-D14 ................................ 20 dB ..... 0.35 C°/W ................ 7 V "In order to combat power supply concerns, Nvidia has declared that G80 will be the first graphics card in the world to run entirely off of the souls of dead babies. This will make running the G80 much cheaper for the average end user." "GeForce 8 Series." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 7 Aug 2006, 20:59 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 8 Aug 2006.
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11-05-01, 08:11 PM	#10
engjohn Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: SoCal	do you have all of the ".h" files installes on you system? These are the header files and they tell the system how to use the functions like printf and the like. There should be like 25MB of header files in a folder called include or something like that. If you do not have the header files, you cannot compile and run anything... __________________ <--- Dave and My Girlfriend in Atlanta, Ga at the Ritz Carlton!!! Yahoo!! (I took the PIC!!) und KEINE EIER!!! My Heatware
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11-05-01, 09:27 PM	Thread Starter #11
JigPu Inactive Pokémon Moderator Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Vancouver, WA	Yeah... Got um. 38.1MB worth.... Could there be some werid problem with the compiler finding them?? I haven't changed the directory structure from the install, so what could be wrong?? EDIT: Man!! Why don't they make readme files more visible??? I just now notice a readme.txt, and lo! It says to put in a config file telling the compiler where to find the Include and Lib paths! Why, oh why don't they put this stuff in a more visible location?!? Like it's help file?? Thanks for the help.... Hopefully my learning C should be smooth sailing.... Hopefully.... JigPu __________________ .... ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 .... Intel Core i5 2500 ........................ 4 thread ...... 3300 MHz ......... -0.125 V 2x ASUS GTX 560 Ti ............................... 1 GiB ....... 830 MHz ...... 2004 MHz .... G.SKILL Sniper Low Voltage ............. 8 GiB ..... 1600 MHz ............ 1.25 V .... OCZ Vertex 3 ................................. 120 GB ............. nilfs2 ..... Arch Linux .... Kingwin LZP-550 .............................. 550 W ........ 94% Eff. ....... 80+ Plat .... Nocuta NH-D14 ................................ 20 dB ..... 0.35 C°/W ................ 7 V "In order to combat power supply concerns, Nvidia has declared that G80 will be the first graphics card in the world to run entirely off of the souls of dead babies. This will make running the G80 much cheaper for the average end user." "GeForce 8 Series." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 7 Aug 2006, 20:59 UTC. Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 8 Aug 2006. Last edited by JigPu; 11-05-01 at 09:33 PM.
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11-10-01, 05:14 PM	#12
a_yeap Registered Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: !!!Sydney, Australia!!! Damn ****hole!	For the Borland compiler... go to community.borland.com/museum you'll have to register but it gives away free old borland compilers for c, c++ and PASCAL and others But I agree...get Linux and use the free compilers and you can progress easily to C++, Java, etc...thats what I wanna do...C is just a starting point Last edited by a_yeap; 11-10-01 at 05:19 PM.
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11-12-01, 01:09 AM	#13
dcarrera Registered Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Toronto, Canada.	If you want to learn C I would also suggest getting Linux. It comes with gcc, which is one of the best C/C++ compilers around. Also, Linux has a lot of tools for program development. This is one of the reasons why I use it. Just my two cents.
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11-13-01, 11:14 PM	#14
Punk Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: CANADA	if u want a good free C/C++ compiler for both windows and linux go to http://www.bloodshed.net/. They also have a good free pascal compiler.
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