C11

[JAI SINGH]

which IDE should I use for C11

[vlad from moscow]

I think that IDE has nothing common with C11.:)

[Duthomhas]

The IDE is an Integrated Development Environment, meaning that it puts several tools together into one program: the editor, the compiler(s), the debugger, the forms designer, etc.

Most C/C++ IDEs I know of allow you to compile with whatever language and standard you want: C90, C11, C++98, and C++11. It should be somewhere in your preferences to set the compiler switches.

Good luck!

[DesiredNote]

Did they release a new standard for C?

[Duthomhas]

A year and a half ago.

[DesiredNote]

Wow, you'd think I would have heard about it by now.

[Duthomhas]

Eh, not necessarily... if you never mess with it then there is no reason you'd have any news...

[DesiredNote]

Well, that is true. I just thought my friend would have mentioned it, as he is a C programmer.

[JAI SINGH]

@vald
why It is nothing to do with IDE all operations can not entirely be performed by the compiler ?


ex
editor->preprocessor->compiler->linker->loader->kernel

[JAI SINGH]

@Duoas

till now I have used the following IDE for C and C++
TCPP,Dev C++,Code Blocks,Visual Studio 2008

I found out in Dev c++(4.9.9.2) only where we can switch from C89 to C99

Q-> Just tell me the IDE in which we can switch from one compiler to another?

[Lowest0ne]

I think Code::Blocks will let you do that, but I don't use that program. I use VS2010, which appears up to date.

[Catfish2]

http://www.christian-heffner.de/index.php?page=changelog&lang=en

[vlad from moscow]

@LowestOne
I use VS2010, which appears up to date.

I would not call VS 2010 as "up to date".

@JAI SINGH
@vald
why It is nothing to do with IDE all operations can not entirely be performed by the compiler ?

It was said already that the IDE and the compiler are two different things.

[TheIdeasMan]

I use Qt Creator (an IDE) which is available for windows, linux & mac and is free. Qt 5.0 is due out soon. It uses the gcc compiler that can do C11 if you set the right compiler options.

There are plenty of compilers that can do C11

I also use KDevelop which runs on a linux OS. If you are into computing big time, consider getting linux. It is completely free and there are 10,000 odd free apps to download if you wish. Linux is great for programmers because there are all kinds of coding you can learn - you name it - you can probably do with linux.

HTH