Re: Is gcc a complete universal (not bound to any OS) c compiler?

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MinGW is one of the Windows implementations of GCC. You can get MinGW
at http://mingw.sf.net
If you are new to it, you may get confused by its installation, so you
can try Dev-Cpp (http://sourceforge.net/projects/dev-cpp/), which uses
MinGW and can be installed with just a few mouse clicks.

On 8/21/07, Shawn Cyberpunk <samika@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> When i asked someone about the best c compiler to use, he advised me to
> look at gcc.
> The problem is that i am a windows user and novice programmer and he is
> a die-hard linux fan.
> So he can't answer me when i ask him if gcc is unix implemented: e.g. if
> there are some unix components in it incompatible with windows and as a
> result need some kind of nix emulation OR if gcc is a fully
> os-independant universal C compiler(and if yes, how do i get unemulated
> win binaries?).
> So could you answer this question?
>
>
>

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