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Portable development package for C programming

Martyr · 2008-08-04 22:01:12

I was on portableapps already searching for something to run on windows. Notepad++ i have, and i've downloaded MingGW GCC 4/binutils and the win32 api header files..but its not a bundle, yet. Does anyone know of, or has personally created their own portable development package already?? I need one for programming in C..…

04-08-2008 10:01pm

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Martyr

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I was on portableapps already searching for something to run on windows.

Notepad++ i have, and i've downloaded MingGW GCC 4/binutils and the win32 api header files..but its not a bundle, yet.

Does anyone know of, or has personally created their own portable development package already??

I need one for programming in C..

Btw, XAMPP is great

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#2 05-08-2008 2:37pm

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Bloodshed Dev-C++ can be made run OK portably. So will Emacs I think too. I'll dig out where I'd tried doing this and post more if I can find it.

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