winuae c compiler

[krashan]

My favourite compiler on my A4000 was GCC 2.95.3. It is the slowest one, but it is also the best one.

[b41d3r]

I'll certainly give it a try if I'm not pleased with the ones I'm testing. As I used to know it in a previous life on Linux.

[Leffmann]

Here's a finished install of SAS/C 6.58:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8177628/sasc658.lha

EDIT: There are docs in Amigaguide format in the archive, but you might find a scan of the actual manual on http://amiga-manuals.xiik.net/ or http://www.bombjack.org/

[b41d3r]

Thank you. I'll fetch them and try.
Bye.

[lsmart]

I am surprised nobody mentioned DICE. Matt Dillons IDE was very popular back in the day, because it is really free, easy to use and has some pretty nice examples.
http://aminet.net/search?f=2&path=dev/c&start=150

[b41d3r]

If it's "roots" I'll have a look at it.
Finally, I end with too many  compilers to try !
Thanks

[smerf]

I am surprised nobody mentioned DICE. Matt Dillons IDE was very popular back in the day, because it is really free, easy to use and has some pretty nice examples.
http://aminet.net/search?f=2&path=dev/c&start=150

@Ismart,

you really are smart, after reading all the posts, I found that someone mentioned DICE, as that is the compiler I use. I learned I had better read all the posts after making a post on Amiten, then I found out this wasn't quite kosher.

Anyhow you are smart.

smerf

[ChaosLord]

SASC 6.58 = Lattice C 6.58 and its a good compiler and awesome debugger.