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Hi every one
I am looking for C compiler for windows vista. any one have idea wher I can find it for free?

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thank you

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My favorite is code::blocks or Dev-C++. I use Microsoft Visual C++ express edition right now though, it's pretty good too. All are free for download.
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I like Dev-C++ the best, but if you have high speed internet, Visual C++ is a good option (its a large download if you are on dial-up)

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JewFro297 said:

My favorite is code::blocks or Dev-C++. I use Microsoft Visual C++ express edition right now though, it's pretty good too. All are free for download.

whitey6993 said:

I like Dev-C++ the best, but if you have high speed internet, Visual C++ is a good option (its a large download if you are on dial-up)

Everything you mentioned are not compilers but IDE...

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outsid3r said:

Everything you mentioned are not compilers but IDE...

yes you are right but they also contain compiler!

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Also we assumed the person asking meant IDE because most people don't use just plain compilers unless they love command lines
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It does not matter what you assume, technical terms must be used correctly. Suppose that everyone adopts your philosophy... the result would be obvious.

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then append to my origional post:
Assuming by compiler you mean IDE + compiler.
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JewFro297 said:

Also we assumed the person asking meant IDE because most people don't use just plain compilers unless they love command lines

Is there something wrong with loving the command line?