What require in Pc to learn C language like compiler and what & where we get them free?

What require for Learn C language like compiler etc..


Where we can download them free of cost.


what is The best tutorial for C in the web sites

What require in Pc to learn C language like compiler and what %26amp; where we get them free?
You can download Gcc which runs on Linux and Windows. It is a free compiler.


You can alternatively but Microsoft Visual Studio which combines a compiler and text editor.
Reply:I use cygwin and utilized gcc software. (You need to install the gcc compiler module). It is free. Download at www.cygwin.com
Reply:The best free C compiler is GCC, which was originally written for Unix in the 1980's, has been kept up to date (it also handles C++) and is available on most operating systems.





I'm assuming you're on Windows. There are two ports (versions) of it on Windows. If you're using a Win95 or newer machine the recommended version is Dev C++ from Bloodshed Software. I've linked to it in sources. You have to unzip a couple of packages because it runs on top of a Unix emulator but it's really really excellent software for Windows.





DJGPP is much older but still available. I was using it on a 386SX in 1994 with an MS-Dos Operating system, and you still can. They also have versions which will run on XP ME 98 and 95. but they don't compile windows applications that well in my experience because the Windows libraries are not good. Also linked to in sources.





You specified you want C not C++. On the basic level you would be learning programs which run in the console (MS-Dos box) anyhow. I've linked to a very old but excellent C tutorial hosted at Drexel University. A. C. Marshall also wrote a good one, however BE WARNED both were written for Unix and the X-Windows Graphic User Interface (which you may have heard of on Linux; it and GCC itself were inherited by Linux from Unix) and down at the bottom, section 12 of the Drexel tutorial is X-Windows specific (what section 11 says about Unix is also true of Windows). It still covers the basics beautifully, and if you have resources to use a search engine you should find other tutorials.