Can anyone tell me where i can find and download a C compiler ???
Can anyone tell me where i can find and download a C compiler ???
gcc not installed ?
yum install gcc
And how to run the gcc???
This might be of interest
http://gcc.gnu.org/
another link
http://www.intel.com/cd/software/pro...eng/278607.htm
Last edited by NavyChief; 9th February 2008 at 03:56 PM.
the command how run the gcc?
If you use Fedora, normally the gcc compiler is already installed on yourOriginally Posted by panoramix222000
system. Here is an example, if you hava a file containing a c program
for instance "hello.c", here is what you can do in order to compile and
link it in order to have an executable
Then for running your programCode:$ gcc -Wall hello.c -o hello
Code:./hello
i want program to write programs in, not in terminal!!! Like the Dev C++!!!!
Then you're looking for an IDE, a integrated development environment. I would have a look at the Eclipse set of packages, it's a very nice IDE that can handle many languages and addon plugins.
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And where i can find the IDE???
Try searching, instead of asking a hundred questions.Originally Posted by panoramix222000
To install a program, type in the terminal as root: "yum install <program name>"
To find a program to install: "yum search <search parameters>"
So for example: "yum search eclipse" will give you a list of packages you can install. Then just type: "yum install eclipse(or whatever package name you find)"
Also go look at the eclipse website for further instructions.
Fedora 12 on:
HP Mini 1000, HP Mini 210HD, Various Dell Optiplex's, MacBook Pro 4,1
There is dev c++ for linux, not sure whether it work or not, because it deprecatedOriginally Posted by panoramix222000
http://sourceforge.net/project/showf...lease_id=46014
--Code:if(you == FAN_OF_KDE) http://www.kdevelop.org/mediawiki/in..._4#Screenshots ; else if( you == FAN_OF_GNOME) { http://anjuta.org/screen-shots ; http://freshmeat.net/screenshots/56842/ ; http://sourceforge.net/project/scree...roup_id=119764 ; } else if( you == FAN_OF_PYGTK) http://pida.co.uk/files/screenshots/pida_0-5-2_17.png ; else if( you == FAN_OF_PLAN9) { http://swtch.com/plan9port/screenshots/acme.png ; http://swtch.com/plan9port/screenshots/sam.png ; }
PS: i am using vim+mouse or vc60 or acme
Last edited by binutils; 18th February 2008 at 04:11 PM.
if you can't figure out how to install gcc - or even what the linux c compiler is called, and can't use google, and HAVE to use an ide, then you're not going to make much of a c programmer.
i'd give up and go play WoW
Love it!Originally Posted by sej7278
Fedora 12 on:
HP Mini 1000, HP Mini 210HD, Various Dell Optiplex's, MacBook Pro 4,1
I'll second that!Originally Posted by sej7278
Do you want us to write your programs for you too?
There is no 'CTRL' button on Chuck Norris's computer. Chuck Norris is always in control.
You can try kdevelop, anjuta, codeblocks, eclipse, etc., but I think you'll hit a brick wall sooner or later if you don't know the basic gcc command-line options. Also, a serious Linux C programmer need to how to use make. I'll admit I've never pushed on to learn automake/autoconf.
If you really find the command-line distasteful (and who can blame you if all you are familiar with is cmd.com), I wouldn't suggest a systems programming language like C.
Just an aside, I wonder why so many beginners gravitate toward C first. I suppose it has a reputation as the 1337 h4x0r5 language.
Last edited by Daverz; 19th February 2008 at 06:52 AM.