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ANSI C compiler available for MacOS?....I used xCode to learn Swift... I just updated xCode after installing Catalina a month ago, but it's saying there is no compiler. I'm working a new hobby that requires some code in C. How can i verify a C compiler in on my Mac... or can I download from Apple?
In the interim, I downloaded Espresso-c V 1.2 (2020), but its got some intermittent, annoying, and behavior.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Clang is the modern C/C++/Objective-C/Objective-C++ compiler installed with Xcode. There are a variety of libraries available, though not using the -std= switch will just use the default language library. The following is from Mojave.
If you had the Command Line Tools for Xcode nn installed, then you would not need the xcrun prefix.
Clang is the modern C/C++/Objective-C/Objective-C++ compiler installed with Xcode. There are a variety of libraries available, though not using the -std= switch will just use the default language library. The following is from Mojave.
If you had the Command Line Tools for Xcode nn installed, then you would not need the xcrun prefix.
Xcode includes an ANSI C compiler.
If your "new hobby" is programming an MCU, usually that MCU - for example arduino, picaxe or TI Launchpad has there own ecosystem and compiler. TI uses eclipse.
ANSI C compiler available for MacOS?
