Where can I download a C language that make a .exe file?

If you're running Windows, stay away from gcc. While popular for Linux, to get this running on Windows you first need to jump through all the Cygwin hoops.





Instead, get Visual Studio Express C++. You'll get a nice and powerful IDE along with it. http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...





Another Windows option is DevC++, but I would recommend the MS option first. http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

Where can I download a C language that make a .exe file?
turbo C complier....it will also do that and also it has lot of options....but the thing is it will come only for windows.....
Reply:I'd like to see you download a C compiler that _doesn't_ make executables!!! lol





Seriously though, GCC is the GNU C Compiler and is absolutely free - search the net for download locations.





Rawlyn.
Reply:any C compiler will make a .exe file


In Window machine, I'm using Visual Studio (6.0 or .NET or 2005 .NET) either will do. Other options are Borland C. These options cost money. If you want to try it free, you can download Cygwin and run gcc from there http://sources.redhat.com/cygwin/


In linux, unix machine, I'm using gcc http://gcc.gnu.org/





if you have visual studio: create c file in there and press f5, it'll make an .exe file


if you want to use gcc, you can make a c file from nodepad, or in linux directly


at command line: type in gcc filename.c [press enter]


you'll have a.out file (this is an executable file)


run it by typing ./a.out

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