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appalsap
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borland's command line development tools are free, and they're pretty good.
http://tinyurl.com/2j6sq3 <--
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| Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:41 am Post subject: |
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Thanks appalsap. You helped me again. What's the difference between a normal compiler and a command line one? Anything?
Once I can rep you appalsap, I will. I promise. You the man (well sort of).
Edit: You need to register. Which I can obviously do, but it wants:
* Telephone number is required
* Company is required.
* Address is required
* City is required
* State is required
* Zip code is required
* Country is required
* Language is required
* Address is required for postal notifications
And I'm not prepared to tell them that stuff.
Can I borrow your account? lol
Can you upload it? Thx?
Sorry about this fuss.
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appalsap
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just go to http://trial.borland.com/survey.aspx?sid=33
and click on submit (dont have to modify anything), then you can download
difference between command line and GUI is GUI has buttons and menus while command line runs in a little black box, a lot of people prefer command line though, as it is less memory intensive, you dont have to navigate menus to get stuff done, and you can automate the build process with batch files.
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| appalsap wrote: | just go to http://trial.borland.com/survey.aspx?sid=33
and click on submit (dont have to modify anything), then you can download
difference between command line and GUI is GUI has buttons and menus while command line runs in a little black box, a lot of people prefer command line though, as it is less memory intensive, you dont have to navigate menus to get stuff done, and you can automate the build process with batch files. |
Cool. So command line simple and sweet. I still have to sign up though. -.-
Can I borrow your account/can you upload it? Lol.
The only reason I don't want to sign up is because my dad won't let me, and if I do, he'll get really angry, and he'll check. Lol. I feel like I'm 13 again. XD
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| appalsap wrote: | | http://rapidshare.com/files/24324959/freecommandlinetools.exe |
Thanks for mirroring it apple.
EDIT: I need help again. Sorry.
I didn't know where the compiler exe was. So I used this:
| Code: | | C:\Documents and Settings\....\My Documents\...\Compiler\Bin\fconvert.exe |
Now all it did was convert it to a bak, which is no use to anyone. Is it?
Which program is actually the compiler to make it an exe?
EDIT2: When I follow the tut above. I try to open autoexec.bat in notepad, but all that comes up is a blank notepad file name autoexec.bat...
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| appalsap wrote: | Learn C. You'll cry and bleed but you'll thank me in the end  |
That's what I'm learning right now. =p
Why not just download Visual Studio? It compiles C too.
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pillboi:
bcc32.exe is that program. and the blank thing is supposed to show up, if you had anything written there I'd be worried
pyro:
I just don't like the IDE, its really big, slow (probably because its a .NET executable), and (by default and even if you tell it not to in many areas) generates too much debug info.
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| appalsap wrote: | pillboi:
bcc32.exe is that program. and the blank thing is supposed to show up, if you had anything written there I'd be worried |
Lol. Ok. I'm still getting really confused with this tutorial: http://tinyurl.com/2j6sq3. I'm going on google now to look for another one. XD
Ok. With bcc32.exe, when I open it, it just closes again, so I guess I need to set a path for it. Also, Lol at the autoexec.bat comment.
Gimme a second, I'll edit this post if I find a another tut.
EDIT: Is there any other compilers, where it is just open the .exe, choose your file and press compile. Lol.
EDIT 2: My big problem following the tutorials is that I don't know where to find the "system path". Any help?
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| Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 10:52 am Post subject: |
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it closes because ou didn't pass any parameters to it, dont open it via explorer, open it by the command line (cmd.exe) and type in
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cd \path_to_whever_you_installed_it
bcc32 whatever.cpp
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and it'll spit out an executable (unless you made errors in your code in which case it will print errors)
| --Pillboi-- wrote: | | Also, is there any other compilers, where it is just open the .exe, choose your file and press compile. Lol. |
thats called an IDE, and those usually cost money. all they do is interact with the command line programs for you anyway 
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| Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2007 11:05 am Post subject: |
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| appalsap wrote: | it closes because ou didn't pass any parameters to it, dont open it via explorer, open it by the command line (cmd.exe) and type in
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cd \path_to_whever_you_installed_it
bcc32 whatever.cpp <---
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and it'll spit out an executable (unless you made errors in your code in which case it will print errors)
| --Pillboi-- wrote: | | Also, is there any other compilers, where it is just open the .exe, choose your file and press compile. Lol. |
thats called an IDE, and those usually cost money. all they do is interact with the command line programs for you anyway |
Ok thanks. Where you put bcc32 whatever.cpp. Why a cpp file, wouldn't it be .c because it's saved in a c format?
Will it put the executable in the folder that the .c file was in?
Ok yeah, I don't want to pay for an IDE. Thanks. 
Thanks for your very rapid reply just then!!! 
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appalsap
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well, when you don't specify a file extension it searches for *.cpp so I got used to it.
start -> run -> cmd
a black window should come up, and you type stuff in it, and yes it will be in the same folder
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| appalsap wrote: | well, when you don't specify a file extension it searches for *.cpp so I got used to it.
start -> run -> cmd
a black window should come up, and you type stuff in it, and yes it will be in the same folder |
Ok thx. Is cmd.exe the command prompt? And if it is can I just make a .bat file?
Ok thanks again. You help me so much!
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yes you can make a .bat file to do it all for you if you wish
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| appalsap wrote: | | yes you can make a .bat file to do it all for you if you wish |
Wicked thanks. It's working now. +Rep when I can.
EDIT: Not quite. It says:
I think it should work.
My code is very simple:
| Code: | #include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
int a, b, c;
printf("Enter the first value:");
scanf("%d", &a);
printf("Enter the second value:");
scanf("%d", &b);
c = a + b;
printf("%d + %d = %d\n", a, b, c);
return 0;
}
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Know my problem? Is it the compiler or my program? 
EDIT 2: This is the tutorial I am following. The source code comes from there if it helps. (Although I understand the basics well now and could right a program like this in C easily.)
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