Ok, time to get off my ass and learn C and C++. However, I'm having a bit of trouble finding a free compiler; I'm a newbie so it needs to have a friendly and explanatory GUI if possible. Just post name and/or link, thanks :D
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I would recommend Bloodshed Dev-C++ for C++ programming.
If you want to compile C code, I would suggest using a C compiler such as GCC. I'm un-aware of any free …
Jump to Post>Though you may be able to compile C code in Dev-C++.
You can. You just need to be sure that the source file extension is .c instead of .cpp.
Jump to PostWell i honestly think that Code Blocks is the most kickass program honestly .
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Jump to PostWell i honestly think that Code Blocks is the most kickass program honestly .
Nothing is bad about C::B. I used it for long time and enjoyed. When I tasted CodeLite, I got lost to its world. Try it and tell me :)
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Thanks for the info. -Stack Overflow +1
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