Public Access Compilers

[topherwheeler@gmail.com]

Are there any public access GCC / Linux / GLibc compilers on the net?

Meaning; Is there a freely available server that one could use to
compile a C program? And possibly install the resulting binaries back
on their personal machine.

[jacob navia]

Re: Public Access Compilers

topherwheeler@g mail.com wrote:

Are there any public access GCC / Linux / GLibc compilers on the net?
>
Meaning; Is there a freely available server that one could use to
compile a C program? And possibly install the resulting binaries back
on their personal machine.

Yes. For instance this one

http://www.comeaucomputing.com/tryitout/

Comeau has excellent C99 support and it is a very good compiler.


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[CBFalconer]

Re: Public Access Compilers

topherwheeler@g mail.com wrote:

>
Are there any public access GCC/Linux/GLibc compilers on the net?
>
Meaning; Is there a freely available server that one could use to
compile a C program? And possibly install the resulting binaries
back on their personal machine.

Not very useful. Just download a suitable version of gcc and mount
it on your machine.

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Try the download section.


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[santosh]

Re: Public Access Compilers

topherwheeler@g mail.com wrote:

Are there any public access GCC / Linux / GLibc compilers on the net?
>
Meaning; Is there a freely available server that one could use to
compile a C program? And possibly install the resulting binaries back
on their personal machine.

Often access to a compiler is given if you get a UNIX shell account. Try
Google.

[Dr. Dimitris Zois]

Re: Public Access Compilers

I think it might help to try http://www.dinkumware.com/exam/default.aspx

topherwheeler@g mail.com wrote:

Are there any public access GCC / Linux / GLibc compilers on the net?
>
Meaning; Is there a freely available server that one could use to
compile a C program? And possibly install the resulting binaries back
on their personal machine.