C Programming on Mac....ok you can laugh...

misle

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I need a decent C compiler for Mac. I work on macs at work, so I want to do some homework while I'm here. The only compilers I've found are the ones available from Apple. I'm not sure how they work... odd little programs. Maybe I'm too use to Borland's C/C++.

Any suggestions?

Matt
 

BFG10K

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Programming on a Mac blows goats. Unless you're using Mac OS X, you can look forward to plenty of rebooting.

Your best choice (and pretty much only choice) is Metrowerks Codewarrior.
 

misle

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Yeah, I've noticed. I usually program in Win2k or Unix at school. Unfortunately I work in a office full of Macs, so I wanted something to use other than Telnetting to the Unix servers and programming in a text editor. I like the Borland formatting with the different colors and bolding done automatically (look at all the pretty colors :D)

Matt
 

juiio

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Codewarrior does the color thing for you also. It is a very nice package (Althought I haven't used it since Pro 4. I assume it ahsn't gotten worse).