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C tutorial - Building - [ID:431] (2/8)
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video tutorial by gasto, added 11/07
Name:
[3253] gasto
Member:
51 months
Authored:
40 videos
Description:
C/C++ and python programmer. Some knowledge of graphic design too.
Interested in Game Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Life. Currently studying(by myself)too many things to be worth the mention ...
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The build process is explained , and the most basic C programming language is created, the "Hello world" program is created in 3 different IDEs.
links to the sites of the IDEs(Integrated Development Environments) used here:
I also recommend these:
A great compiler
A great IDE
Creating a C program is actually passing through the whole build process:
Compile Link Debug
The C programming language is called therefore, a compiled language... it creates machine(computer) language( 0s and 1s ) files; instead of byte codes or code that is interpreted by a intermediate program between the machine and the source code.
My main focus on this screencast tutorial was to guide the learner through the build process and get acquainted with various compile-language concepts, like source code, machine code, debugging, IDEs interface, etc.
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Principiante de la programación en C
Good work. Keep it up.
Thanks for the tutorial. I learned several new things (I learned C years ago and wanted a refresher).
There is an advantage to watching the trial and error, but going over your presentation prior to recording it would have made it smoother.
Thanks again. It's very generous of you to spend the time producing these.
Joe
The tutorial was useful. ITs very basic though. Is there a video that teaches stuff in detail?
i need videos on c language useful for gate
this video is awesome
this video is awesome and very helpful,thanks a lot. you have taught us how to compile and run but we need more stuff than that. we need to know what process exactly happens inside various compilers.
good introduction
its simply superb...
its simply superb...
Thank you
C is a general-purpose computer programming language developed in 1972 by Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories for use with the Unix operating system. Although C was designed for implementing system software, it is also widely used for developing portable application software. C is one of the most popular programming languages. It is widely used on many different software platforms, and there are few computer architectures for which a C compiler does not exist. C has greatly influenced many other popular programming languages, most notably C++, which originally began as an extension to C.
Very good, :)
It's a great job.........really appreciated ......thanks for this 8 series C tutorial...........for a beginner it's a great help!
Thanks for the videos. I am new to C with aspirations to create applications for the iphone. Your videos are helping with the fundamentals and help reinforce what I'mm reading in the many books I am reading. Keep up the great work!! Look forward to getting through your entire series!!
please make more of this object
I like your video tutorial very much. Thank you. Keep up!
i love your vidios they are really helping me and unlike the other vidios ive seen yours are keeping me intrested
these videos are perfect. thanks so much
it is enligthening & educational. good job so that a lot students will learn C language. Thank you!
really good work.
very good tutorial ! looking forward to continue learning from you =)
hi,
its a good tutorial. it helped me a lot. thx :D
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This is important for me.Thanks.........
I am really great full to you. thanks for your efforts.
nice
c programming
I liked your Tutorial on C Programming. I'd sure like to know how you make the Video "showing directories, and how to compile... "
Pelles C is a free and full featured C compiler and IDE: http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/
It's the best if you don't need C++.
