C COmpiler for Vista/win 7????

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I m an engg student and basically a c programmer....i basically work on Turbo c and in win xp...i m also a c graphics programer
now i have changed my os to vista...but turboc is not working....
so i need a more powerful and more sophisticated c compiler ...better than turboc....and graphics shud also work.....
please suggest me some compilers.....
thanx.......
happy new year..

Posted 1-Jan-10 15:05pm

AshutoshDave

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Solution 2

Another free compiler is the MinGW compiler: http://www.mingw.org/[^]

Posted 2-Jan-10 4:38am

Jörgen Sigvardsson

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Other choices (C-language, NOT C++):

LCC [^]
Pelles C [^]

There's also
Borland C++ Compiler version 5.5 [^] (though looks like noone is able to find the registration key...).
:)

Posted 2-Jan-10 6:00am

CPallini

Updated 2-Jan-10 7:20am

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There's also GCC[^]

Posted 2-Jan-10 6:11am

Rajesh R Subramanian

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A good combination can be

- MinGW as a compiler
- WxWidgets as a GUI and graphic library
- OpenGL as a 3d enirnment
- Codelite as an IDE.

The same environment may be used either in windows and linux.

Posted 6-Feb-10 10:49am

Emilio Garavaglia

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2010-01-02T00:30:00

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Try Visual C++ Express Edition[^] from Microsoft. It's free and has everything you need to develop Windows applications.

Posted 2-Jan-10 0:30am

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 2-Jan-10 6:55am