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#1
 2001-07-07, 01:41 |
piccilo001 
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 compilers/interpreters
yo, does anyone know where i can find a decent c compiler/interpreter?? please help me i'm trying to learn c programing
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#2
2001-07-07, 09:04 |
Jadedfool
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Re: compilers/interpreters
http://gcc.gnu.org/
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2001-07-07, 18:57 |
killkernal
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Re: compilers/interpreters
First c doesn't use interpreters! Second get a c++ compiler not c so you can utilize the c++ feature's when you become a expert and convert to c++.
download.com is a good start.
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#4
2001-07-07, 19:13 |
piccilo001
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Re: compilers/interpreters
ok, well thanks; partly i guess. but one other thing, cause i heard some one say that i should first start with c, so my next question is why would i need a c++compiler and also just how close is c to java? because i know a bit about java.  |
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