James is in need of a good "C" tutorial.

[JamestheLeet]

I'm wanting to learn C, so I can make a game in the voxlap engine, because polygons are too mainstream.  Besides, it would be handy to know, too.

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[ScratchTehEPICSpaceDude]

http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Comp_Phys/General/C_basics/

[JamestheLeet]

http://www.physics.drexel.edu/courses/Comp_Phys/General/C_basics/

I'm getting a lot of errors when doing this tutorial.
It might just be the fact that I'm on linux, though.

[Firecycle]

I'm getting a lot of errors when doing this tutorial.
It might just be the fact that I'm on linux, though.

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[JamestheLeet]

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It's so much more user friendly than windows.
Like the fact that I'm not having to search on google for something to open obscure file types, and I don't have to do the installation processes for it, either.
IE, for my C compiler, all I did was
sudo apt-get install gcc in a terminal

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It's so much more user friendly than windows.

Don't fool yourself.

[JamestheLeet]

Don't fool yourself.

I don't have to deal with Microsoft Visual Studio or whatever it is.

[tails]

You can write c in anything you want to, assuming you have a compiler of which there are many.

[Firecycle]

It's so much more user friendly than windows.
Like the fact that I'm not having to search on google for something to open obscure file types, and I don't have to do the installation processes for it, either.
IE, for my C compiler, all I did was
sudo apt-get install gcc in a terminal

I've never actually tried linux so I'm in no position to argue.

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