Installing C/C++ (GCC) compiler On Windows

Installing the C/C++ (GCC) Compiler On windows.




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In this Tutorial, I am gonna show you the full process of installing the C and C++ compiler or known as GCC to your windows machine.
Without wasting much time Lets Start Installing.

 A good thing about the tdm-gcc is that it automatically sets up the path variables, we need not worry about the path variables anymore.

 In order to install the GCC software, you have to first Download it from the internet.
you can also download this software from their Website by clicking here.


Download


 you will see a page like this. just download any one from the versions that is suited for your machine.


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my machine is x64 so I have downloaded the 64 bit.

 Now go to the Download directory of your machine and search for the program and double-click it to open or run.


Installing


 you will see something like this.
wizard

click on the Create like this 


create

Now select the type of installation as x86 or x64. and click next


next

Now click next to accept their Privacy policy.
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Now browse for the directory where you want to install the program and click next.


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That's it Program will be installed.

 A good thing about the tdm-gcc is that it automatically setup the Path variables so that we can run the programs.

 A sample run is of a program is
test

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