Reputation: 7197
Hi guys I have an ANSI C university course. I am looking for a compiler that will easily create makefiles and .o files and binaries that would work on both windows and ubuntu. all code i write must be multiplatform.
(Im a C#/C++ programmer, didn't touch C for over 10 years)
no need for any external library support except ones that are part of the spec.
I assume its C99 though might be C90
nice Dev Env GUI preferably same for both windows and ubuntu is needed as well
how to make sure I don't use none-standard libraries?
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Reputation: 36433
I will recommend Eclipse as the IDE. It has some issues on Windows, but it is great on Linux.
GCC/MinGW as compiler doesn't need much discussing.
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Reputation: 613013
I think gcc is your best option. On Windows the best port is probably MinGW.
You edited your question to request an IDE too. Try Code::Blocks.
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