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Looking for IDE compiler to build and run a .c source file without creating a project

rated 0 times [ 1] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 2037 / 2 Years ago, tue, september 6, 2022, 2:55:51

I have ubuntu 12.04 and KDE.

I already know Code::BLocks that does the job, but I have a problem with it: any version of it (12.11 or 10.05) I use doesn't close when I click the close button and if i try to make any change to editor setting it's not saved.
So I'm looking for a IDE compiler for c programs that does the same job with c source file.
I need it for university, my teacher uses Dev-C++ for windows but I have ubuntu and I need something similar to open a .c source and build and run it as faster as I can.
If there are no ide like codeblocks maybe something like eclipse, netbeans, codelite etc... have a plugin to build a .c source without making a project I don't know.
Please help

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answered 2 Years ago errettas · Accepted Answer

When I need to quickly do one file program, I use any text editor and compile from the command line. I use emacs, but any editor will do. gedit is the editor that ubuntu comes installed with. From the terminal type gedit test.c & then to compile it use gcc test.c -o test