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Umm so i can just write my C programs in textedit, but to compile and run it or whatever.. what do i do?
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Use XCode. It comes on the Leopard disk as part of the developer tools. Write your code in XCode, make your interface in interface builder, and debug, test, and compile it in XCode as well. XCode is a complete development environment.
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or open up a terminal.. navigate to the directory containing your source.. and:
gcc -o program program.c Probably easier than going the whole Xcode road if you're just getting started and are just learning the basics (small console programs).. This probably requires xcode to be installed though.. |
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