Disclaimer: I'm not sure if I posted about this specifically - if I did, sorry for the repeat!
I know the C compiler built into QB64 is "under the hood", and QB64 is not really a C IDE and compiler.
That said, is there a switch or some hidden setting, so you can type a C program in the editor and get it to compile it to an EXE?
Taking this in another direction, is there a way to see the "intermediate" C code that is generated when it compiles your QB64 program to an EXE? It would be interesting just to look at, to see what the equivalent C code looks like...
Finally, I was looking at dedicated C compilers and IDEs, looking for something that is super simple to install and use. Has anyone got any experience and/or opinions on any of these for Windows?
cLang
Code Blocks
Dev-C++
Embarcadero C++ Builder
GCC
MinGW
MSYS2
Cygwin
Pelles C
Portable C Compiler (PCC)
Tiny C Compiler
Visual Studio 2022 Community
That's all!
I know the C compiler built into QB64 is "under the hood", and QB64 is not really a C IDE and compiler.
That said, is there a switch or some hidden setting, so you can type a C program in the editor and get it to compile it to an EXE?
Taking this in another direction, is there a way to see the "intermediate" C code that is generated when it compiles your QB64 program to an EXE? It would be interesting just to look at, to see what the equivalent C code looks like...
Finally, I was looking at dedicated C compilers and IDEs, looking for something that is super simple to install and use. Has anyone got any experience and/or opinions on any of these for Windows?
cLang
Code Blocks
Dev-C++
Embarcadero C++ Builder
GCC
MinGW
MSYS2
Cygwin
Pelles C
Portable C Compiler (PCC)
Tiny C Compiler
Visual Studio 2022 Community
That's all!