I've been programming for about 1 1/2 years now...Although I'm not that
good...I PERSONALLY LOVE LINUX! It's an All-out IDE. It comes with GNU C,
and a LOT of other C/C++ Utilities...The two best compilers I've used yet
have to be GNU C and Microshaft Visual C++ 5.0. There is something that
Microshaft did right...The IDE is wonderful & the compiler comes with A LOT
of help. I like to develope under both of these great compilers. I usually
start out with gnu and then port it to windows with Visual C...If I were
you, I'd use gnu c...But, that's me anyway :)
-Regards
Peeyush Singh
>Greetings to all,
>
>I apologize for the irrelevancy of my subject but there is no other
>source I can come up with to get an answer to my question...at least not
>yet. Here's my dilemma.
>Linux is something completely new to me but since I started ('round 2
>months ago), I've also developed an interest in c programming. I've
>been learning to program on my own using Linux and I'm having a good
>time.
>However, I'm getting a lot of negative response from many when I tell
>them about my new adventure (most of them are total microsoft geeks).
>They suggest learning C++, or visual basic, or Visual C++...and now I'm
>confused. I have no programming experience whatsoever and would like
>some helpful advice from you gurus out there.
>Best wishes...
>
