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Does anyone know where I can download GCC (C compiler) for a windows-based platform? I am running XP Pro.
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I speifically need the GCC compilier for C, not C++.
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I think if the file's extension is .c and not .cpp, running the gcc command will automatically call gcc c compiler, at leats this is the case under Linux.
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If you want to know about command line switches that control gcc options, go here: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/
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![]() So now the problem I have is what to install on a windows-based platform to get the GCC program. I clueless here. |
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Okay
Thanks guys!
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