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Straterra
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Assembly and C

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I was wondering...does anyone know of any half-decent C compilers? I also need an Assembly compiler..Thanks!
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Post by ilovetoast »

I use CodeWarrior compiler(s). I've used CodeWarrior for a long time and am very happy with the IDE as well. It isn't cheap as I'm sure you know. I've used others, but CodeWarrior is the best option I have found. There aren't many products at this price I would tout, but this is one.

The only Assembler I use is CodeWarrior. I once tinkered more with Assmeblers/Disassemblers, etc. back when I did work with the MAME project, but that was long ago and far away. Now I don't do much directly with Assemblers, and I find CW has all I ever need and more.

Sorry I couldn't rec. a free solution.

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Post by llimllib »

gcc is an excellent C compiler. To download it for windows, get cygwin. For assembly, I see a lot of people using NASM. Both are free and open source.
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Post by eletrium »

Did you want just the compiler? gcc is fine then. Do you want a full blown IDE and debugger? Cause that answer is much more complex and really comes down to what you're used to using.
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