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(05-10-2019, 07:36 PM)AwardTour Wrote: (05-10-2019, 07:09 PM)Merlin Wrote: I'm pretty sure that the evaluators use GCC in both instances, so I ended up using GCC/C++ (technically LLVM/clang) for both my SL C++ and SDC C Programming courses and didn't have any problems.
Both are free and easy to set up as well. I use a Mac so the compiler is native, but I'd set up a virtual machine running Linux if I were going to do this on my Windows PC.
The vm running linux on a windows box is a good idea.
Would downloading Dev C++ and replacing the old Mingw with a more current build be reasonable?
A Linux VM is a fine idea, but an up to date MinGW install on Windows would work just fine, I'm sure.
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Use Jeybrains Clion. Its the least hassle and you can get a free one year license with your TESU email. Else the 30 day trial is good enough for SDC. Dev C++ is another option on windows.
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(05-11-2019, 09:19 AM)armstrongsubero Wrote: Use Jeybrains Clion.
doesn't CLion use CMAKE ?
I think CMake is the last thing someone new to C++ should learn
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For C Clion is nice.
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I used Codelite for C Programming when I took it through TESU. It's really simple
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