Dale una probada, un editor lean, mean y gcc enabled así que lo que hagas lo puedes compilar a otros OS si quieres (mientras te mantengas en el standard)
I don't know who said it but a long time ago I read a quote from a programmer who said:
The best programming language is the one that has the best debugger.
IDE's come in all shapes and colours but I hope that quote gives you some food for thought when looking for an IDE.
I personally like ZinjaI a lot.
I'm a big fan of ZinjaI.
I've been using ZinjaI for many years.
04/17/2022
Whitcher Nici
On Windows, in my opinion, there is nothing better than Visual Studio. But there is one small detail: Visual Studio's compiler is a C++ compiler, which, while it can compile 99% valid C code, is not a C compiler per se.
On UNIX, I prefer Netbeans using the C++ development plugin and having clang or gcc as a backend.
It_qna
Para Windows, sin duda : DevCpp: Dev-C++
Dale una probada, un editor lean, mean y gcc enabled así que lo que hagas lo puedes compilar a otros OS si quieres (mientras te mantengas en el standard)
También para a estos tiempos y si tienes maquina con GBs de RAM sobrantes, como han ejemplificado, puedes usar Visual Studio Code - Code Editing. Redefined
I don't know who said it but a long time ago I read a quote from a programmer who said:
The best programming language is the one that has the best debugger.
IDE's come in all shapes and colours but I hope that quote gives you some food for thought when looking for an IDE.
I personally like ZinjaI a lot.
I'm a big fan of ZinjaI.
I've been using ZinjaI for many years.
On Windows, in my opinion, there is nothing better than Visual Studio. But there is one small detail: Visual Studio's compiler is a C++ compiler, which, while it can compile 99% valid C code, is not a C compiler per se.
On UNIX, I prefer Netbeans using the C++ development plugin and having clang or gcc as a backend.