Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 10:18:54 06/07/00
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On June 07, 2000 at 09:40:15, pavel wrote: >On June 07, 2000 at 09:07:16, Pekka Karjalainen wrote: > >>On June 07, 2000 at 08:44:23, pavel wrote: >>>hey mike I just finished the winboard game between anmon and lilgoliath and >>>start downloading this compiler. And was wondering how come no one (till now) >>>told me about it. anyways its a big 8.4mb file..... so i gotta hang around a >>>while before going to sleep. >> >> Well, Pavel, I didn't know about it. :-) >> >>>Thanks >>>Pavel > >HI pekka, > i downloaded instaled and delted it already :(. this is because it is >a command line program (like GCC compiler). actually i wass looking for >something with a user friendly interface easy to use, i mean i am a newbe and >still learning everyday but i am not good enough to use a command line program >to compile anything. I was looking for some program with "cute" little buttons >that you can click and and ones with cute little options. but these are too >much!! >anyways ;)) >still looking for it >Pavel ;0 >still looking for something like that Using a command line compiler really couldn't be easier. Assuming your path is set up correctly, just do this: cc myfile.c (if your compiler is gcc, type gcc instead of cc) Then run a.out, which is your program. It gets a little harder for projects with multiple files, but not much. See? Command line programs are easier to use than GUI programs with stupid icons. -Tom
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