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Learing C in windows


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I am studying a bit of C and I would like to view some serious source codes and write some programs. The thing is I have to work on windows now, is there any good compiler or IDE for C in windows??

vi + gcc works so nice but I hate I can't have something like this for windows.

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When I'm programming in Windows I use Dev C++ and create a C project. It works great for what I need it for. Or if I'm not using an IDE I use Notepad++!

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Visual C++ Express is a fantastic IDE. It has a great debugger and the documentation is excellent. It's also widely used in the industry (at least the standard and professional editions are), so you get familiar with an important tool.

If I can't use VC++ I'll usually install Code::Blocks instead.

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Visual C++ Express is good IMO to get started....beware that it has managed C++ is integrated...so choose pure C during learning if you want to stick only to C..But managed is good too...also you can try c# which is widely used across industry.

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If I can't use VC++ I'll usually install Code::Blocks instead.

Just installed Code::Blocks because I felt adventurous and wanted to try another IDE. VS 2008 is playing up for me (long story but it's to do with my .net framework being borked, I think). Anyway, I'm liking it so far. Seems to even be a bit more polished and feature rich than Dev and easy to get to grips with.

Cheers for the link.

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