C++ Compiler

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mgmktx

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Looking for a free and easy to use C++ compiler. I usually use the g++ compiler on the university's UNIX system but the servers are down right now because of a power outage. I need the program tonight so almost any c++ compilers will help! :D

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iMeowbot

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If you have your Mac install discs handy, you can put on Xcode, which includes GCC, a weird but functional IDE, a slew of OS-X-specific tools and all the libraries you need.

This does include a perfectly ordinary command-line GCC, if you would rather avoid the Apple tools and use a plain old text editor.


If you want the newest release of Xcode, go to Apple ADC, create a free account for yourself, and download it.
 
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mgmktx

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iMeowbot said:
If you have your Mac install discs handy, you can put on Xcode, which includes GCC, a weird but functional IDE, a slew of OS-X-specific tools and all the libraries you need.

This does include a perfectly ordinary command-line GCC, if you would rather avoid the Apple tools and use a plain old text editor.


If you want the newest release of Xcode, go to Apple ADC, create a free account for yourself, and download it.
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I don't have the discs right now, I'm not in my dorm room. Xcode would be fine but the download is too big and the connection right now is slow.
 
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bousozoku

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mgmktx said:
I don't have the discs right now, I'm not in my dorm room. Xcode would be fine but the download is too big and the connection right now is slow.
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Look in your /Applications folder. You should see another folder called Installers. Within it, there should be a Developer Tools installer. That should eliminate the need for a download.
 
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mgmktx

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bousozoku said:
Look in your /Applications folder. You should see another folder called Installers. Within it, there should be a Developer Tools installer. That should eliminate the need for a download.
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I don't see an Installers folder in the Applications folder.
 
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mgmktx

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steelphantom said:
This must be the 134890674370th time I've recommended this, but CPP Edit.
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That is EXACTLY what I need. A nice lightweight program. Thanks for recommending it one more time! ;)

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