A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed.

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A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed. - alok9shm - 04-19-2014

I've been using Turbo C (world war 1 era :troll Smile

since ages and need an upgrade now.
A light weight and simple C compiler is all that I need.

Please recommend me some low on system resources compilers to be used on windows 7.

[Exceptions: Eclipse, Ms. Visual Express and other Heavy weight ones not recommended for me.]

Regards.

A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed. - alok9shm - 04-19-2014

I've been using Turbo C (world war 1 era :troll Smile

RE: A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed. - Psycho_Coder - 04-19-2014

Orwells Dev C++

RE: A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed. - Ex094 - 04-19-2014

You should definitely try CodeLite http://codelite.org/

P.S I think you meant IDE

RE: A light weight C compiler for Windows 7 needed. - alok9shm - 04-19-2014

(04-19-2014, 10:41 AM)Psycho_Coder Wrote: Orwells Dev C++

Is Bloodshed Dev C++ the same as the one you mentioned? I've read bad reviews about it being buggy. If its different, I'll give it a try.
Thanks.

(04-19-2014, 11:01 AM)Ex094 Wrote: You should definitely try CodeLite http://codelite.org/

P.S I think you meant IDE

Yes. An IDE. I've used Eclipse C IDE and Visual Express but they're really sluggish on the machine that I'm going to use for the next two months. So I need a simple one. Checking out CodeLite.

Thanks.