Install code blocks

GNU/Linux is a good C IDE.

>not sudo apt-get install build-essentials
cringed

Already have cyg win, I want my programs to run on windows
I don't work with c++ but I'll check out Pelles
But muh telemetry!

Install gentoo

fosshub.com/Code-Blocks.html?dwl=codeblocks-17.12mingw-setup.exe
Here's the version with mingw bundled you retarded little shit

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github.com/VSCodium/vscodium
That user is retarded and meant for you to install visual studio though. Which you should if you intend to develop on/for windows

do not use shitty fucking code blocks or mingw

I never tried to write C on windows
C++ works fine with codeblocks or even devcpp tho

I'll try this out
That seems fine but I tried using vscode before and it doesn't compile C out of the box only c++ so i ditched it
Does this version change that?
I don;t want to but you have to offer alternatives.

visual studio community, why would you ever use anything but the correct and native toolchain

Windows is not for programming, it is a toy OS for toy computers.

>C::B has a package for wintoddlers that actually comes with gcc/g++ on mingw installed and preconfigured
>this wintoddler takes wintoddlerism to next level

>mingw
MingLow

you were supposed to download the installer with mingw included, retard
also this

This

visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/features/cplusplus/

Setup MSYS2 (native) or WSL, learn how to compile using the CLI, then learn how to use CMake and then RTFM for the VSCode integration.

code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/config-mingw

Being unable to use the CLI and not understanding how these tools work and interact with each other will only hinder you in the future.

How do you find to do anything? I mean, between fixing broken configs, comparing 27 different open source programs that only half work, and jerking yourself off for installing ubuntu you must have no time at all for anything.

the mingw bundled version was on the downloads page, if you took 2 fucking seconds to read without immediately clicking the first "DOWNLOAD" button you see you would not have killed a thread for this mongoloid retard abomination

you should feel bad

...

OP is using C not C++

learn to read what you are about to download before downloading it you nigger

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sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y snap build-essential cmake
sudo snap install code --classic

schizzo

So? I'm using exactly that to work with both C and C++, I don't see where you're going with this.

Because the binaries are huge and the actual compilation is slow as shit. Programming in C on visual c++ is unnecessarily painful.

Just install Linux ffs.

codeblocks mingw + fortran
sourceforge.net/projects/codeblocks/files/Binaries/17.12/Windows/codeblocks-17.12mingw_fortran-setup.exe/download

wtf am I looking at here?

I don't use that garbage

are you not op?

I'm not

Why would I swim against the current? Write windows desktop applications in .NEET C# from a windows machine. Write optimized utilities and lightweight servers in C from linux machine.

Intellij fuckin idiot

that's weird, on my pc all i do is type "gcc -o program program.c" and it works

So you're supposed to install codeblocks and then download a compiler. I reccomend MinGW-w64 since the original MinGW is abandoned and Clang is a clusterfuck on Windows.
32-bit sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/Toolchains targetting Win32/Personal Builds/mingw-builds/8.1.0/threads-posix/dwarf/
64-bit sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/Toolchains targetting Win64/Personal Builds/mingw-builds/8.1.0/threads-posix/seh/

Afterwords go to settings -> compiler and make a copy of GCC and call it MinGW-w64.
Then change your compiler to MinGW-w64, set the directory locations to the compiler directory and it should auto-detect the binary locations.
Then press the set as default button so it doesn't default to GCC anymore.

Restart codeblocks after all that and it should work.

You can set up the debugger the same way through settings -> debugger.
You should see them trying to link libraries.

Have sex

Sounds like someone needs to buy a Raspberry Pi to code C

My dad has been really interested in one
Tell me more and maybe I can get some use out of it too.

Idk, it is a $35 computer that runs a debian based OS
All I had to do was 'sudo apt-get install codeblocks" and it JUST WERKED

lul
a near-full build of codeblocks from source (missing: wxsmith, multiple symbol definitions) and configuring it to work with the unix vendor compiler was easier than this

IDEs are for retards. Just use a fucking text editor and a terminal emulator. Even using notepad++ is better than using an IDE.

I already use notepad++ I just want a debugger with a gui

Use Qt Creator. It ships its own MinGW. And you don't have to install the terabytes of Qt libraries if you don't want to.

It's much better than CodeBlocks and still free.

Well it should've been easier. MinGW has been deprecated for almost 10 years so it's no surprise it barely works.