编辑，C是过时了吗？谢谢 [英] editor, is C obsolete?, and thank you

问题描述

1）谢谢。感谢这个新闻组我今天早些时候读了一篇关于在某些情况下使变量变为静态的帖子，我相信我避免了未来的调试问题。它让我想起了我的代码中的一个

的位置。谢谢！


2）就像我在之前的帖子中提到的那样，我在爱好级别编程，

但是我现在正在开展一个项目，所以然而，我正在编码，

就像从我沉睡中复活一样。把它给你这个

的方式，我在cprogramming.com网站上的登录信息已经消失了，我几乎没有登录过
。所以请原谅我，如果这个问题

听起来很奇怪或不合适，我只是脱节了。 C不再是主流语言吗？当我遇到困难的时候，我会问我哥哥的帮助，但是他一直在谈论C ++。我已经和几个同事谈过帮助了（一个小小的团队工作将会很好），但是他们谈论的是视觉基础或者fortran，看看我说

当我说我在C中为Windows编程时我很有趣。我给他们BS并告诉他们

那些语言没有指针而且如果它不是有指针

很糟糕。


我想起了Austin Powers的电影，他们从冰箱里恢复了主要的

角色经过多年的睡眠。


这与我的项目没有关系，我只是好奇我的

obsolecense。 C是否过时了？


3）我真的很喜欢简单的编辑器gedit随Ubuntu一起使用

Linux。是否有Windows版本？好的，我知道你的linux

人们即将说，在葡萄酒中运行编译器，对？我想我会这样做。
可以做到这一点。测试我的Windows程序可能会更好

在Windows中完成。是否有类似于Windows的东西？

解决方案

ko ******** @ yahoo.com 说：

C不再是主流语言吗？

C仍然是一种主流语言。

我有时会向我的兄弟寻求帮助，但他一直在谈论C ++。

呃，那又怎样？

我已经和
$ b $交谈了b几个同事帮忙（一个小小的团队工作会很好），但他们谈论视觉基础或者fortran并且看着我

当我说的时候很有趣我在C中为Windows编程。我给他们BS并告诉他们

这些语言没有指针，如果它没有指针

它很糟糕。

什么是指针让你相信他们的缺乏使得

语言吮吸？

< snip>

[...] C是否已过时？

No.

3）我真的很喜欢简单的编辑器gedit随Ubuntu一起使用

Linux。是否有Windows版本？好的，我知道你的linux

人们即将说，在葡萄酒中运行编译器，对？

错误。我们将要说在新闻组中询问这些问题，他们

是热门话题。


-

Richard Heathfield

Usenet是一个奇怪的地方 - dmr 29/7/1999
http://www.cpax.org.uk

电子邮件：rjh在上述域名中， - www。

ko ******** @ yahoo.com 写道：


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< blockquote class =post_quotes>
C不再是主流语言吗？

不会。它仍然用于各种各样的领域。


< snip>

我给他们BS并告诉他们

这些语言没有指针，如果它没有指针

很糟糕。

尽量不要参与语言战。每种主要语言都有它的目的和适用性以及除了你最喜欢的b / b
之外的嘲弄语言，会让你看起来很情绪化。

< snip>

这与我的项目没有关系，我只是好奇我的

obsolecense。 C过时了吗？

远非如此。这是几十年来在主流中幸存下来的少数几种语言之一。

3）我真的很喜欢简单的编辑器" gedit中"随Ubuntu一起使用

Linux。是否有Windows版本？好的，我知道你的linux

人们即将说，在葡萄酒中运行编译器，对？我想我会这样做。
可以做到这一点。测试我的Windows程序可能会更好

在Windows中完成。 Windows有类似的东西吗？

< OT>


您的困境突出了学习单一平台的结果

编辑。我建议您学习vi，（我的偏好），或者

Emacs。他们很可能会在每个平台上都可以使用。你会花点时间来使用。


< / OT>

2007年3月6日23:48:57 -0800， ko ** ******@yahoo.com 写道：


[snip]

> 3我真的很喜欢简单的编辑器gedit。随Ubuntu
Linux一起提供。是否有Windows版本？好的，我知道你们想要说的是什么，人们会说，在葡萄酒中运行编译器，对？我想我可以做到这一点。在Windows中测试我的Windows程序可能会更好。 Windows有类似的东西吗？

是的，它是免费的：

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/

BTW，我也喜欢gedit Ubuntu附带的。语法着色是

很棒。


-

jay

http://www.ubuntu.com/

1) Thank you. Thanks to this news group in which I read a post
earlier today about making variables static in certain cases, I
believe I avoided future debugging headaches. It reminded me of a
place in my code where I did that. Thank you!

2) Like I mentioned in an earlier post, I program on the hobby level,
but I am working on a project now and so I am coding again, however,
it is like being revived from a deep sleep for me. Put it to you this
way, my login at the cprogramming.com website is gone, I haven''t
logged on for a couple of years. So forgive me if this question
sounds weird or out of place, I am merely out of touch. Is C no longer
a mainstream language? I ask my brother in-law for help sometimes
when I get stuck, but he keeps talking about C++. I''ve talked to
several co-workers about helping out (a little team work would be
nice), but they talk about visual basic or fortran and look at me
funny when I say I program for Windows in C. I BS them and tell them
those languages don''t have pointers and that if it don''t have pointers
it sucks.

I am reminded of that Austin Powers movie where they revive the main
character from the freezer after many years asleep.

This has no bearing on my project, I am just curious as to my
obsolecense. Is C obsolete?

3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right? I guess I
could do that. Testing my windows program would probably be better
done in windows though. Is there something similar for windows?

解决方案

ko********@yahoo.com said:

Is C no longer a mainstream language?

C remains a mainstream language.

I ask my brother in-law for help sometimes
when I get stuck, but he keeps talking about C++.

Er, so what?

I''ve talked to
several co-workers about helping out (a little team work would be
nice), but they talk about visual basic or fortran and look at me
funny when I say I program for Windows in C. I BS them and tell them
those languages don''t have pointers and that if it don''t have pointers
it sucks.

What is it about pointers that makes you believe their lack makes a
language "suck"?

<snip>

[...] Is C obsolete?

No.

3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right?

Wrong. We''re about to say "ask such questions in a newsgroup where they
are topical".

--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999
http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: rjh at the above domain, - www.

ko********@yahoo.com wrote:

<snip>

Is C no longer a mainstream language?

No. It''s still used in a wide variety of domains.

<snip>

I BS them and tell them
those languages don''t have pointers and that if it don''t have pointers
it sucks.

Try not to get involved in language wars. Each major language has it''s
purpose and applicability and deriding languages other than your
favourite one, makes you appear an emotional person.

<snip>

This has no bearing on my project, I am just curious as to my
obsolecense. Is C obsolete?

Far from it. It''s one of the few languages that have survived in
mainstream for multiple decades.

3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right? I guess I
could do that. Testing my windows program would probably be better
done in windows though. Is there something similar for windows?

<OT>

Your plight highlights the result of learning a single-platform
editor. I recommend that you learn either vi, (my preference), or
Emacs. They''ll most likely be available on every platform you''ll
happen to use.

</OT>

On 6 Mar 2007 23:48:57 -0800, ko********@yahoo.com wrote:

[snip]

>3) I really like the simple editor "gedit" that comes with Ubuntu
Linux. Is there a version for windows? Okay, I know what you linux
folks are about to say, "run the compiler in wine," Right? I guess I
could do that. Testing my windows program would probably be better
done in windows though. Is there something similar for windows?

Yes, and it''s free:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/

BTW, I also like gedit that comes with Ubuntu. The syntax coloring is
great.

--
jay

http://www.ubuntu.com/

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