C environment settings

The local environment

      If you want to set the C language environment, you need to ensure that the following two available software, text editor and a C compiler on your computer.


 

C Compiler

       Written in the source file, the source code is a human readable source. It requires "compiled" into machine language, so the CPU can execute instructions given by the program. C language compiler is used to compile source code into executable programs. This assumes you already have a basic understanding of the programming language compiler. The most popular free compiler is available in the GNU C / C ++ compiler, if you are using an HP or Solaris, you can use the compiler on each operating system. The following sections will guide you how to install the GNU operating system on a different C / C ++ compiler. Here also mentioned C / C ++, mainly because the GNU gcc compiler suitable for C and C ++ programming language.


 

text editor

      This will be used to enter your program. Text editor including Windows Notepad, OS Edit command, Brief , Epsilon, EMACS and vim / vi. Text editor name and version may be different on different operating systems. For example, Notepad is commonly used on Windows operating systems, the vim / vi Windows and Linux / UNIX operating system. Files created by editors commonly referred to as the source file, the source file containing the source code. C program source files usually use the extension " .c ." Before you start programming, make sure you have a text editor, and have enough experience to write a computer program, and then save it in a file, compile and execute it (I was developing C # accustomed to using Microsoft tools I use is VsCode)


operating system

      Windows Mac Linux these systems will do I use Linux (Ubuntu)

 

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