Best program for coding c?

Just Visual Studio

Originally Posted by Adrenaline

Just Visual Studio

You mean the 9GB IDE, full of useless shit, that one barely read about? Ahahahaah.... IDE is like clothes... influenced by fashion or needs

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At my opinion code blocks, or eclipse, is the best for general use. If one wants to code for Linux kernel (like modules), Gvim with plugins¹, after configure it to use LXR(Linux cross references)².

¹http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Use_Vim_like_an_IDE
² http://lxr.free-electrons.com/

I like VC++
Visual Studio.

I use CodeBlocks

Visual Studio if you ask me

Visuals Studios is probably your best bet, for C coding I use Notepad++ since I need to compile it on a Unix based server using gcc compiler; I just do in notepad++ and transfer it remotely to a unix/linux server.

for C++ I use visual studios for bigger projects and NetBeans for smaller short programs.

For Java I use Eclipse. (Android Studios for Java if mobile app development)
For C# I use Mono Develop (scripting for Unity games).

Originally Posted by Pie

Visuals Studios is probably your best bet, for C coding I use Notepad++ since I need to compile it on a Unix based server using gcc compiler; I just do in notepad++ and transfer it remotely to a unix/linux server.

for C++ I use visual studios for bigger projects and NetBeans for smaller short programs.

For Java I use Eclipse. (Android Studios for Java if mobile app development)
For C# I use Mono Develop (scripting for Unity games).

Visual Studio's C compiler is a cancer, but I think it's the best you can get, especially for C++.

Originally Posted by maestro1994

Visual Studio's C compiler is a cancer, but I think it's the best you can get, especially for C++.

Is it that bad for C? haha I never used it for plain C.
But yeah it's awesome for C++ great for debugging.

Originally Posted by Pie

Is it that bad for C? haha I never used it for plain C.

Yes, it's a shit xD

Try and find out which you like

I just started but my professor recommends Sublime Text 2

From my experience, in Computer Engineering often your teacher doesn't want you use IDEs, also you will use Linux (eg. Debian). There you will need to use a simple text editor like gedit/mousepad and a simple GCC compiler.

Sublime Text!

1. Visual Studio 2015
2. Code Blocks

visual is good

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