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Compile C on Mac OS X using the command line instead of e.g. Xcode. Requires GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) to be installed, which is part of Command Line Tools (which can be installed through Xcode or as separate developer package).
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| # gcc start GNU compiler | |
| # -Wall [optional] flag to show warnings (all possible warnings) | |
| # $DESIREDEXECUTABLENAME [optional] name of resulting executable file; otherwise gcc auto-outputs to a.out | |
| # $MYFILE.c C file that should get compiled | |
| gcc -Wall $DESIREDEXECUTABLENAME $MYFILE.c |
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