Good morning. It looks like I need to get back into the
programming world for some things I do at work. Many years ago I
dabbled in C and used Symantec's Think C. To let you know how long ago
that was, I dusted off the box last night and it was Version 4. Last
time I checked I think version 10 was out?
Anyway, I am now in search of sofware for the Mac that will let me
program in C or C++. I tried several searches last night with no luck.
I even checked the Symantec site and couldn't determine if they still
support Think C.
Someone out there must be programming on their Mac. What do you
use/recommend?
Thanks,
Greg
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