/***** Online C++ Compiler. Code, Compile, Run and Debug C++ program online. Write your code in this editor and press 'Run' button to compile and execute it. Are there any free c++ compilers for macs that do not need xcode? If you have very small needs, you might be able to use a an online IDE like it includes the XCode and GCC tool chain for both Mac and iPhone development. You won't need any iPhone developer license if you are developing for Mac.

In Xcode, select File->New Project Then choose C++ Tool under Command Line Utility (you are doing plain C++, no GUI) Then pick a name and choose a directory - for example, I chose a name of blah and a directory of ~/src/blah (~ is your home directory, and src is the traditional Unix directory for source code) Click finish You’ll get the main Xcode project window. Expand the Source group (on the left), and click on main.cpp.

You’ll see the default code which happens to be very similar to the example you linked to. You can either delete the provided code and type in your example (Cut 'n Paste won’t work from that About web site), or just go with the autogenerated code.

Under Build and Go, select Build and Run. Depending on whether you typed in the code from, or went with the autogenerated code you will either see: “Hello World From About” or “Hello, World” respectively. Hope that helps.

As long as you're not doing anything with graphics in Turbo C, just about anything else will be a good substitute. If you need to capture output, running your programmes on Mac OS X will be quite a bit more convenient than using a DOS shell in Windows. Remember that in DOS/Windows, you can run the executable programme directly by typing its name without the.EXE extension but in Mac OS X precede the name with./ (period slash). If you're running from Project Builder, you may find it inconvenient to run programmes that make use of standard output and will want to run them directly at the shell prompt. Gcc The GCC compiler comes with OS X. You just need to install the developer tools. Doing complex things with it from the command line (Terminal.app) can be hard, so fortunately, the Developer Tools also come with Project Builder, which is a nice IDE for C, C++, Objective-C, Java, and maybe a few others.

You could also try the relatively expensive CodeWarrior. For some reason. I recommend using Project Builder. It's free, it's from Apple, it compiles via GCC, and Mac OS X comes with standard C libraries, which seems to be what you need. You can still use Project Builder if you want to compile plain C applications.

I don't recommend making it a Carbon project in PB, because that sets the target of the project to something you don't want. What you can do is scroll all the way to the bottom of the project selection list and choose 'Standard Tool'. That will let you program in plain C. As for perl in OSX, it's already there if you've installed the Dev Tools (maybe if you haven't, not sure). It'll already work with the Personal Web Sharing/Apache if you want to use it on the net, or the Terminal is just great. You may find something useful by typing 'man perl' (no quotes) in the Terminal window, but that may be too hard to sift through.

(BTW, I love OSX because anything that my college CS classes have us doing, I can do just great on my clamshell. Hooray for UNIX!). Thank u every 1 4 ur help. I got it to compile in project builder and in terminal but i do have a couple more questions. The first is in project builder, under the run log it says 'Hello World c program(the name of my program) has exited with status 0' and at the bottom of the screen it says 'c program exited normally'. I am assuming that all this is good and how its supposed to be because it has not given me any errors.

My question is how do i see the output after i run the program? In Turbo C u type alt F5 and the little black screen comes up, does project builder have a feature like this? Were do i find it? Next question ok im supposed to turn in my program but the teacher does not want the executable she wants the code file how do i know wich file i am sending? If I decide to do the compiling using terminal how do i find the right file to send in? And will this file run in windows or only unix?

Thanx again for your help. Originally posted by cocopelli thank u every 1 4 ur help. I got it to compile in project builder and in terminal but i do have a couple more questions. The first is in project builder, under the run log it says 'Hello World c program(the name of my program) has exited with status 0' and at the bottom of the screen it says 'c program exited normally'.

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