On Thu, 2002-04-04 at 18:19, Anthony V Guillen wrote: > Is there any difference in the syntax and the compiler use in c programming & >assembly programming in windows and in linux? or the compiler itself? > Yes, there are large differences. gcc is closer to ANSI compliant, but has all sorts of add-ons. f2c translates fortran programs, and p2c does it for pascal. Objective-C is embedded, and the switches for compilation would fill a small volume with their documentation.
To make it look something like the Visual C or some of the other Windows-compatible compilers, you need to use an integrated development environment, like kdestudio, or KDevelop (Much better, BTW in KDE3 which is NOW available for 8.2). gIDE and wedit are also available and free, and Kylix is reasonably priced from Borland. The library functions are much more comprehensive and richer in linux, mainly because the system is capable of so much more, and the key to good C programming is as always having a good handle on the library functions and system calls. Civileme
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