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C Compiler needed (64 bit)!

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    Veeshal Beotra
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    Hey i am kinda new to C, so, can anyone suggest me a C-compiler for my 64 bit system, turbo c doesn't work, and No dosbox please, anything that is easy enough to install and use. Thank you, in advance!

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      Hey i am kinda new to C, so, can anyone suggest me a C-compiler for my 64 bit system, turbo c doesn't work, and No dosbox please, anything that is easy enough to install and use. Thank you, in advance!

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      You could use Visual Studio and name the source file as .C

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      • V Veeshal Beotra

        Hey i am kinda new to C, so, can anyone suggest me a C-compiler for my 64 bit system, turbo c doesn't work, and No dosbox please, anything that is easy enough to install and use. Thank you, in advance!

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        You could choose the free Visual C++ 2010 Express[^], which runs on 64-bit but only contains a 32-bit compiler, so cannot generate 64-bit code. GCC may offer a better option as listed here[^].

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