On 27 December 2010 23:02, emanu wrote: > > >> No. Those are what is needed if you wish to build GCC yourself. >> GCC is a command line program. > > Well, I didn´t wanted to compile a program to them compile another program. > I wanted a working program to compile in. And I know GCC is a command line > program but am looking for a GUI "version" of it. I've found MinGW to be > one. > (using Windows 7) I downloaded it but it wont run. Great packages. It > presents > an error message saying it misses the file: msys-1.0.dll. If you have a problem with the mingw packages, try asking on a mingw list. Or you could search the web for "msys" which turns up this page, with instructions on installing MSYS: http://www.mingw.org/wiki/MSYS As others have said, if you want to do Windows-style, GUI-driven development, then download Windows-style, GUI-driven IDEs that include compilers, editors etc. in one system. If you want to use GCC and run a command-line compiler, stop complaining on the gcc mailing lists that it's not a GUI. And if you don't want to build GCC from source, don't download the source package and complain that it's a lot of files, use one of the options given at http://gcc.gnu.org/install/binaries.html And if you have problems with those, you're better off asking for help from those projects, not GCC.
