@ciclg no problem! you could try also the C/C++ compiler from eclipse. However the major issue with it is that you have to install the C/C++ library manually (windows OS already has it by default and Mac OS has JAVA by default). But if you interested in JAVA as well you should check the Eclipse compiler.
Thanks alot dude i have been having alot of problem with c. programming c /c++ is taught only for windows at scul no one teaches mac nd stuff. cause of that i had been having a lot of problems till now. thnx alot man 4 this awsome video
This is exactly what I was looking for! I'm taking a class in C programming and I have a mac and needed a way to do stuff in C. I just have one question. My instructor says to add "system("pause");" or else the screen will disappear. For PC the screen disappeared. For Mac it did not. I guess that would mean I don't need that part... Should I worry?
@tylerl0706 From what I know "system("pause");" is more a C++ expression, I used to use another one (unfortunately I don't remember it anymore), but you usually want to use it on very small programs (containing very few functions), as some compilers will make the console disappear immediately after you run the code.
As you said, Xcode keeps your program up after it finished running, but if your instructor says to add it I would do it :P, simply because he is the one that is going to mark you :)
@maneesha81289 haha seriously?? thanks :P anyway if you want to see more xcode with Objective-C and iPhone development tutorial I recommend you check "thenewboston", this guy has amazing tutorial on a lot of stuff
awesome! exactly what I need! Xcode so much better than codeblocks
ciclg 3 weeks ago
@ciclg no problem! you could try also the C/C++ compiler from eclipse. However the major issue with it is that you have to install the C/C++ library manually (windows OS already has it by default and Mac OS has JAVA by default). But if you interested in JAVA as well you should check the Eclipse compiler.
bowlingfor1 2 weeks ago
Thanks alot dude i have been having alot of problem with c. programming c /c++ is taught only for windows at scul no one teaches mac nd stuff. cause of that i had been having a lot of problems till now. thnx alot man 4 this awsome video
coolkysh 4 months ago
This is exactly what I was looking for! I'm taking a class in C programming and I have a mac and needed a way to do stuff in C. I just have one question. My instructor says to add "system("pause");" or else the screen will disappear. For PC the screen disappeared. For Mac it did not. I guess that would mean I don't need that part... Should I worry?
tylerl0706 6 months ago
@tylerl0706 From what I know "system("pause");" is more a C++ expression, I used to use another one (unfortunately I don't remember it anymore), but you usually want to use it on very small programs (containing very few functions), as some compilers will make the console disappear immediately after you run the code.
As you said, Xcode keeps your program up after it finished running, but if your instructor says to add it I would do it :P, simply because he is the one that is going to mark you :)
bowlingfor1 6 months ago
wow the best xcode video on C..no talking..hate when people talk more than they work..
maneesha81289 7 months ago
@maneesha81289 haha seriously?? thanks :P anyway if you want to see more xcode with Objective-C and iPhone development tutorial I recommend you check "thenewboston", this guy has amazing tutorial on a lot of stuff
bowlingfor1 7 months ago
@bowlingfor1 thanks:))
maneesha81289 7 months ago
Thank you Ive been having problems with c++ and this worked perfectly!
MacFixIt101 8 months ago
@MacFixIt101 No worries! Thank You for watching :P
bowlingfor1 8 months ago
was there audio to this thing? b/c i dont here anything.
ZOA360 8 months ago
@ZOA360 nope, no audio, but I guess that if you follow the video it is pretty much self-explanatory
bowlingfor1 8 months ago