Have you using USB key portable C ???

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Have you using USB key portable C ???

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Hello at all

I want to beginning to use C, and my question is it exist a good portable Key USB C like PB ??
If it's possible not too difficult to use for a beginner :oops:
And obviously stable with no bug :lol:

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For which processortype? MIPS? 8051? R8C/R16C? x86/amd64?
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Kwaï chang caïne only uses ARM!

He wants to invade all mobile devices with is coding :mrgreen:
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Well then .. just try to sandbox your favorite ARM C compiler (e.g. WinARM if you want to code on Windows). Or write batch files which let you set up your build environment. Normally you just write something into the PATH environment variable and then you can call the compiler from everywhere.
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sure! there is this one
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/W ... 81023.html

and don't try to sabotate the entire building again! :twisted:
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DarkDragon wrote:For which processortype? MIPS? 8051? R8C/R16C? x86/amd64?
X86 it's already sufficient :oops:

@Num3
You have right :lol:
The advantage with KCC, no need to learn numerous years for becoming hacker
Even when he create a normal soft..it's already a good virus :mrgreen:

@FreePurebasic
Thanks for your link, i don't know it, and see a look immediately

Since today, i have find also CodeBlock, because a portable version exist now 8)

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Thanks for your answer 8)
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freepurebasic wrote:sure! there is this one
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/W ... 81023.html

and don't try to sabotate the entire building again! :twisted:
Dev-C++ is not a compiler, its an IDE!

That would be a complete compiler collection: http://portableapps.com/node/4142

And if you want a simple IDE: Code::Blocks Portable http://portableapps.com/node/18671 (Dev-C++ isn't good)
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Thanks a lot DarkDragon 8)
You have right, CodeBlock is really a full IDE with too much choice of option :shock:

I'm happy to find this style of IDE, because like i have little brain, i don't want to be too much lost with the new IDE compared with PB, and CodeBlock have full of PB option

1/ The folding
2/ The portable USB key
3/ The keyboard shortcut selected
4/ French translation

And surely several options, that i don't know again

For found PB, i have try several IDE before, and choose the best 8)
So i want to do the same thing with the C, before beginning, for have all the chance to make succes

I return to school for only one week for learning C, that's very difficult for me
But thanks to PB, i have already understanding numerous things in the low level programming (CallBack, Memory, pointer, etc...) 8)

Kcc need lessons, and also too much chance, and perhaps a day he can finally, thanks to PB and you all, programming in is dream language 8)

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Re: Have you using USB key portable C ???

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http://nobis.zapto.org/
is down,
so why you try to download something not exist ? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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