Question

Where can i get a c compiler from?

Answer 1

Dear @BaronArawok ,
Thanks for the question.
You can get a C Compiler here - http://www.compilers.net/dir/free/compilers/ccpp.htm
Happy to help.
With regards,
@Arnab_Chatterjee

Answer 2

Additionally, most Linux distributions allow you to get them from the package manager.

On Debian or Ubuntu you can use the command
sudo aptitude install gcc

I think on Redhat/Fedora/CentOS the command is
sudo yum install gcc

You will, of course, need to have admin rights on the machine to do so.

Answer 3

Thanks a million.

Answer 4

Yes, any of the free Unixes -- Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, PC-BSD, etc. -- have several free C/C++ compilers available for installation (as well as a slew of other languages; if you're into hacking on code, Unix is your dream environment!). The GNU and clang compilers are undoubtedly the most popular, and both are very, very good.

I believe the GNU compiler is also available for Windows and several other platforms. Visit gnu.org for details.

Answer 5

http://www.mingw.org/ Contains almost all compilers from GNU for windows (MINGW) with some Unix tools for windows (MSYS).