linux compiler tools for C

[James Knott]

Proper capitalization, spelling, punctuation and structure go a long way 
to making a message understandable.  I've seen many that were so bad, 
they were unintelligible.  If you can't be bothered to write correctly, 
there are many who can't be bothered to reply.


Also, given that there are many on the internet, who struggle to 
understand English, not using proper form adds to their difficulties.

It is also rude and inconsiderate.


Aaron Sorensen wrote:
> i have a question to zbigniew dos it matter if i write it with out
> correct grammer but the person under stud it?
> all that really matters is if the person can read it without struggling
> right 
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, 2004-07-23 at 22:19, Zbigniew Koziol wrote:
> 
>>I am a stupid immigrant here. But still I am sensitive to language. Is
>>it used in English to write in lowercase the first letter of the
>>sentence? "i", I guess, should also be in capital?
>>
>>zb.
>>P.s.: I simply do not comprehend silly language in public. Neither
>>English nor my native Polish. In case of English, I would rather like to
>>learn from you writing here.
>>
>>On Fri, 2004-07-23 at 22:08, Aaron Sorensen wrote:
>>
>>>another thing i heard is Linux is the best for writing cross platform
>>>apps. so can anybody tell me anything about that or give me a link. the
>>>thing i really liked about the bloodshed app. is everything was at my
>>>finger tips so i scrolled up to the top and i could debug the program
>>>compiler i could go to like create or what ever it was cold at the tool
>>>bar and then i could create a icon or turn my program into a start
>>>package
>>>its jest all at my finger tips is there a app that can do all that like
>>>bloodshed
>>>and another question what is the deferents from Linux and windows
>>>programing ?? like alot of the apps arnt the same or its harder to
>>>migrate a windows to Linux app right 
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>On Fri, 2004-07-23 at 19:02, Aaron Sorensen wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi I got a book to learn to program C (Sam's teach your self C in 21
>>>>days 5th) and i looked at the CD that came with it and the compiler is
>>>>called Dev c++ bloodshed or something its under windows and i was
>>>>wondering if Linux had a good compiler like bloodshed and that was under
>>>>the ANSI ISO/iec 9899:1999.
>>>>and a nother question i have is whats the diffrents form windows and
>>>>linux programing and should i stick to learning in windows and try linux
>>>>when i get better or should i learn in linux???
>>>>thanks for helping me out
>>>>
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