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Recommended IDE for C?

What IDE should I use for C preferabbly a simple one? I'm going to be learning C

OS: Windows
Are you on windows or *nix? I like sublime on *nix :D
I forgot to mention my OS, uhmm I would like a suggestion for Windows OS aha. I'll definitely try out sublime once I decide to finally use *nix!
Visual Studio is decent and has support for both C and C++.
(Jul 6, 2013 10:37 AM)Crazian Wrote:  What IDE should I use for C preferabbly a simple one? I'm going to be learning C

OS: Windows

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It has a list of IDEs, and a lot more information than you probably need or want, but it can't hurt.

In short:
-> Code::Blocks
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PellesC is a lightweight but powerful IDE (supports no c++ tho)
DevC++ supports C and C++ and its free.
(Jul 6, 2013 11:30 AM)Crazian Wrote:  I forgot to mention my OS, uhmm I would like a suggestion for Windows OS aha. I'll definitely try out sublime once I decide to finally use *nix!

Get CodeBlocks if you're not going to be coding anything seriously huge.
If you're going to use Visual Studio, when you create a new item, *.cpp use the name *.c
(Jul 7, 2013 01:39 AM)Feminist Wrote:  Get CodeBlocks if you're not going to be coding anything seriously huge.

i've just started to learn c
i use code::blocks
why is codeblock only good if you are not making big projects, and what do you call a big project?
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I use Code::Blocks. It gets done what I need it to, and it's pretty easy to use.


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