The C programming language is regarded as one of the fundamental programming languages that almost all IT students in colleges and universities encounter. However, writing code in the Borland C environment can be quite monotonous, and you may often face very basic errors (such as misspelling function names) and be overwhelmed by the “sensitive” error messages from Borland C. With C-Free, you can overcome these issues.
C-Free 3.5.2 – this is an application designed specifically for the “C family” of programming languages. With C-Free, coding becomes significantly easier; you only need to type the first part of a keyword, and the program will automatically fill in the appropriate keywords for you. Moreover, C-Free even “remembers” the function names you have declared and will automatically suggest them in a similar manner to how it suggests keywords (this is a very new feature called Intelligent Input in C-Free).
The program is very simple to use: Click the New icon (or use the Ctrl+N shortcut) to create a new file, which will be in .cpp format. In the program’s editor, you simply type your lines of code, and if it’s a keyword, the program will automatically display the rest for you.
Not only that, C-Free has many other great features, such as:
+ You can easily look up the function of a command by highlighting the command line and pressing the F1 key.
+ When compiling your program (press F9), if there are any errors in the code, you just need to click on the error message, and the program will indicate the location of the error.
+ Easily compile through the icon or by pressing F5.
+ Easily create and add files to your Project through the Project menu…
C-Free also has many other useful features that you can explore further in the Help section of the program. Download the trial version (C-Free 3.5.2 – size 7248 KB) or the free version (C-Free 2.0 – size 6529 KB) at http://www.programarts.com/cfree_en/download.htm
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