are there any c++ compilers for palm so i can write programs on my palm
Are there any c++ compilers for palm?
its not C++ (its C), but one that is very good is "Codewarrior for palm os"
Reply:http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/5976/...
Reply:Microsoft VC++ Express can target palm, I believe, as long as palm support .net Compact Framework, MFC or ActiveX. If you're clever, I think you can customize the VC++ solution to output palm compatible code.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
How C Compilers work?
I have some questions regarding compilers .
1%26gt;Since the hardware for every machine is diferent, a compiler then must
take into account the machine architecture.So how does a compiler do it?
Does the creator of the compiler manually tell the compiler about the hardware or does the
compiler itself interacts with the machine and figures out its H/W?
2%26gt;can i download copilers?
if so can i use 2 compilers for the same programming language in a machine?
3%26gt;how are compilers created?(and what kinds of programs are they?)just a basic overview please.
4%26gt;i am interested in the c language,i have heard that a lot of games are created using c/c++.
but then games use sound and graphics.What are library files that contain graphic functions?
5%26gt;can i update a compiler? is it possible to add extra functions to a library?How?
6%26gt; C is a middle level language since it has features of both a high level language and
low level languages.Does compilers work differently for different levels of abstraction
present in a language?what kind of language are used to create operating systems?
please help me out with these questions.
How C Compilers work?
1). A compiler "compiles" a code so that the host Operating System can understand. It's generally speaking. The compiler doesn't interact directly with the hardware, this is the job for the Operating System!
2). Yes. You can download as many compilers as you prefer. A compiler is a software which interacts with the operating system, just like any other..
3). This is difficult to answer... The starting point for creating compilers are formal languages and theory of automata.. Then comes the implementation...
4). C/C++ is the industry standard, so of course many software are written in this language (but not only in this one...). Libraries for grafic function include OpenGL (Glut,FreeGlut and so on), DirectX... Renedering software is also being used in the gaming industry. (let's not foret about Artficial Intelligence)
5). You can update a compiler by downloading the improved version or adding extra libraries to it. You can even create your own libraries if you prefer to start from scratch.
6). Unix for example is entirelly based on C language! C language doesn't support OOP (Object Orientation Programming), that's one of the reason C++ was created. It's hard to say in what language windows is written for example since it's closed source...
Reply:#1 - Compiler creator must know about hardware beforehand. However, his job is not too difficult. He only needs to support C syntax. The magic comes when you add on libraries (ie standard libraries, third party libs etc). Those libraries also are compiled to work on your machine, possibly by the compiler you are using, maybe by another.
#2 - Yes, compilers are available for download (ie GCC). Yes, you can use different C compilers for the same program. You will probably compile different modules into libraries or at least object files and join them all together into an executable as the final step.
#3 - Compilers are created with (would you believe it) other compilers! Once upon a time, there were no compilers and therefore some super-geak built a machine code assembler directly from machine code. The assembler was then used to build a compiler etc.
#4 - No doubt, if you are pursuing a career in PC games, you will want to investigate DirectX, available from Microsoft...that is after you have some mastery of C++. DirectX is a library that allows you to have a direct interface to graphics, sound and networking hardware...without having to know the ins and outs of each different sound card, video card or network card. Hardware manufacturers write device drivers that provide a DirectX interface so you get maximum performance without having to learn the manufacturers particular hardware interface (and they are vastly different for each device). OpenGL is similar to DirectX, bexcept it only gives you control over graphical devices. DirectX is a huge chunk to learn about, especially with respect to 3D graphics. But, it is only for PC games. You can also program for consoles like the PS3, Nintendo, XBox with C; but you will need a different compiler for each.
#5 - You can add libraries and that greatly increases the functionality of the programs you write. As for the compiler, unless it is Open Source, you will need to wait for the publisher to make updates to the compiler.
#6 - C is relatively very low level compared to other languages these days. It is not very far at all from machine language, but it does make code simpler to read by humans. Most OS's are written with C/C++. In fact, aside from maybe some ancient ones, I'd be surprised if any OS was written in something besides C/C++.
1%26gt;Since the hardware for every machine is diferent, a compiler then must
take into account the machine architecture.So how does a compiler do it?
Does the creator of the compiler manually tell the compiler about the hardware or does the
compiler itself interacts with the machine and figures out its H/W?
2%26gt;can i download copilers?
if so can i use 2 compilers for the same programming language in a machine?
3%26gt;how are compilers created?(and what kinds of programs are they?)just a basic overview please.
4%26gt;i am interested in the c language,i have heard that a lot of games are created using c/c++.
but then games use sound and graphics.What are library files that contain graphic functions?
5%26gt;can i update a compiler? is it possible to add extra functions to a library?How?
6%26gt; C is a middle level language since it has features of both a high level language and
low level languages.Does compilers work differently for different levels of abstraction
present in a language?what kind of language are used to create operating systems?
please help me out with these questions.
How C Compilers work?
1). A compiler "compiles" a code so that the host Operating System can understand. It's generally speaking. The compiler doesn't interact directly with the hardware, this is the job for the Operating System!
2). Yes. You can download as many compilers as you prefer. A compiler is a software which interacts with the operating system, just like any other..
3). This is difficult to answer... The starting point for creating compilers are formal languages and theory of automata.. Then comes the implementation...
4). C/C++ is the industry standard, so of course many software are written in this language (but not only in this one...). Libraries for grafic function include OpenGL (Glut,FreeGlut and so on), DirectX... Renedering software is also being used in the gaming industry. (let's not foret about Artficial Intelligence)
5). You can update a compiler by downloading the improved version or adding extra libraries to it. You can even create your own libraries if you prefer to start from scratch.
6). Unix for example is entirelly based on C language! C language doesn't support OOP (Object Orientation Programming), that's one of the reason C++ was created. It's hard to say in what language windows is written for example since it's closed source...
Reply:#1 - Compiler creator must know about hardware beforehand. However, his job is not too difficult. He only needs to support C syntax. The magic comes when you add on libraries (ie standard libraries, third party libs etc). Those libraries also are compiled to work on your machine, possibly by the compiler you are using, maybe by another.
#2 - Yes, compilers are available for download (ie GCC). Yes, you can use different C compilers for the same program. You will probably compile different modules into libraries or at least object files and join them all together into an executable as the final step.
#3 - Compilers are created with (would you believe it) other compilers! Once upon a time, there were no compilers and therefore some super-geak built a machine code assembler directly from machine code. The assembler was then used to build a compiler etc.
#4 - No doubt, if you are pursuing a career in PC games, you will want to investigate DirectX, available from Microsoft...that is after you have some mastery of C++. DirectX is a library that allows you to have a direct interface to graphics, sound and networking hardware...without having to know the ins and outs of each different sound card, video card or network card. Hardware manufacturers write device drivers that provide a DirectX interface so you get maximum performance without having to learn the manufacturers particular hardware interface (and they are vastly different for each device). OpenGL is similar to DirectX, bexcept it only gives you control over graphical devices. DirectX is a huge chunk to learn about, especially with respect to 3D graphics. But, it is only for PC games. You can also program for consoles like the PS3, Nintendo, XBox with C; but you will need a different compiler for each.
#5 - You can add libraries and that greatly increases the functionality of the programs you write. As for the compiler, unless it is Open Source, you will need to wait for the publisher to make updates to the compiler.
#6 - C is relatively very low level compared to other languages these days. It is not very far at all from machine language, but it does make code simpler to read by humans. Most OS's are written with C/C++. In fact, aside from maybe some ancient ones, I'd be surprised if any OS was written in something besides C/C++.
C++ compilers?
I am running an intel dualcore2 machine and using gcc ( ubuntu linux ) to do a c++ program. Is gcc making full use of the both cores or is it just using the one?
I ran the same thing in windows, and windows was 2min33sec while gcc was 53sec
thanks
C++ compilers?
He's probably not making full use or any use of the both cores ( its hard to say for sure because other things might slow down the execution of the program ). The compiler needs to be optimized to do that otherwise it'll work with a single core.
I ran the same thing in windows, and windows was 2min33sec while gcc was 53sec
thanks
C++ compilers?
He's probably not making full use or any use of the both cores ( its hard to say for sure because other things might slow down the execution of the program ). The compiler needs to be optimized to do that otherwise it'll work with a single core.
C++ compilers?
i need a good website which gives me a free download of a c++ compiler for red hat enterprise linux operating system.
C++ compilers?
Actually, the GNU compilers should have been installed with Linux - they have been on every Linux system I've ever set up. You can test it by typing 'man gcc' to see if the man page comes up - that's usually a good indicator. If you chose not to install the compilers, they're still on the install discs, or you can download them from http://gcc.gnu.org/
snow of june
C++ compilers?
Actually, the GNU compilers should have been installed with Linux - they have been on every Linux system I've ever set up. You can test it by typing 'man gcc' to see if the man page comes up - that's usually a good indicator. If you chose not to install the compilers, they're still on the install discs, or you can download them from http://gcc.gnu.org/
snow of june
C++ compilers!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????...
why dont u yahoo answers nerds answer me when i ask u a simple question like: give me a good website where ic an get a free download of a c++ compiler (or interpreter) for red hat enterprise linux operating system!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
C++ compilers!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????...
Because we think a person who wants to write C and C++ code should be witty enough to Google the term himself...
Here s your answer anyway.
http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/
C++ compilers!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????...
Because we think a person who wants to write C and C++ code should be witty enough to Google the term himself...
Here s your answer anyway.
http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/
C++ Compilers?
Any good free C++ compilers for
1. beginners
and
2.advanced users?
thx
C++ Compilers?
Dev C++ from Bloodshed is probably the best, that or MingW Studio. Just google/yahoo search for them, they'll come up easily.
Reply:Use Borland's BCC or Turbo C++
Reply:Here are some good ones for advanced users:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ --%26gt; Microsoft Visual C++ '08
http://www.turboexplorer.com/ --%26gt; Borland Turbo Explorer C++
http://www.openwatcom.org/index.php/Main... --%26gt; OpenWatcom CPP Compiler.
For beginners, though, G++ in CygWin, Code::Blocks, or Dev-C++ (a little more advanced).
Good luck!
Reply:I would recommend Microsoft Visual C++ (2005 is free, don't get 2008). Try this link:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...
Bloodshed Dev-C++ is also free, but not as good.
1. beginners
and
2.advanced users?
thx
C++ Compilers?
Dev C++ from Bloodshed is probably the best, that or MingW Studio. Just google/yahoo search for them, they'll come up easily.
Reply:Use Borland's BCC or Turbo C++
Reply:Here are some good ones for advanced users:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vc/ --%26gt; Microsoft Visual C++ '08
http://www.turboexplorer.com/ --%26gt; Borland Turbo Explorer C++
http://www.openwatcom.org/index.php/Main... --%26gt; OpenWatcom CPP Compiler.
For beginners, though, G++ in CygWin, Code::Blocks, or Dev-C++ (a little more advanced).
Good luck!
Reply:I would recommend Microsoft Visual C++ (2005 is free, don't get 2008). Try this link:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio...
Bloodshed Dev-C++ is also free, but not as good.
C++ compilers?
Can compilers like DevC++ and CodeBlocks do just as much as like Microsoft C++? I am wanting to try and learn a little C++ by myself, but i dont want to buy Microsoft C++, is there a need to?
C++ compilers?
The Microsoft Express versions are free.
Reply:I don't know anything about C++, but I use Java. Java is like C++ , I think you should check it out!!
C++ compilers?
The Microsoft Express versions are free.
Reply:I don't know anything about C++, but I use Java. Java is like C++ , I think you should check it out!!
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