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The Little Book of C Programming: User Tools

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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2007

A short video tutorial going over the information in an eBook of mine called "The Little Book of C".

In this video I will be showing how to set up your user tools inside Crimson Editor so that you can compile and run programs written in C (and C++). I assume you have already downloaded and installed Crimson Editor and the compiler as instructed in "The Little Book of C". If you have not, you will find the necessary links below.


Since YouTube has set limits on the size and length of videos, I will be moving along quite quickly. Just remember you can press pause and if you need to go back you can.

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Little Book of C
http://jasbales.googlepages.com/LittleBookOfC.zip

Crimson Editor
http://www.crimsoneditor.com/

MinGW
http://prdownloads.sf.net/mingw/MinGW-3.1.0-1.exe?download

The Little Book of C:
User Tools Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cilJJojjNgU

Integrating Insight Debugger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYHqDMAM9_Y
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  • Excs me

    That is can use for Linux?

    and How do I get it? Freeware?

  • The compiler and debugger are available in Linux and may actually be part of your Linux distro. The text editor I use is Windows only. It's been a long while since I worked with Linux, but I seem to remember there were a couple really nice free programming environments.

  • man i really appreciate all your work

    but ...

    how come you did not used the "getchar();"

    thats the way the application pauses and wait till you press the enter key

    btw thats a good IDE

  • The video was just to show how Crimson, G++, and the Windows command line fit together. The code was intentionally kept to a bare minimum. "getchar()" would have taken away from the focus.

  • Does CrimsonEditor work with Vista?

  • I'm not sure what works on Vista. I don't see why it wouldn't though. I don't know if the user tools would be set up the same on Vista though.

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  • Hey can you send me some real world control through C examples?

    Like Using a motor using timers etc?

    Also, some programs u made for files, structures and pointers.

    E-mail : study.ankit@yahoo.in

  • I need help Compiling and linking a simple C code. I can't figure out how. And I don't know if I'm using the right compilers.

  • can i use this program for programming micro controller for 6 step-drivers

  • Having a tutorial both in text AND video format in a cool idea..

  • Open Watcom is a good compiler, it compiles c, c++, assembly and more...

  • The truth is out there.

  • yes! i've been using CE on vista for almost half a year now

  • I recommend Geany for editing on linux.

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