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actually cc is a traditional UNIX name for c compiler.<br />
are you talking about CC in makefiles here.<br />
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regards<br />
Manish Regmi<br />

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actually cc is a traditional UNIX name for c compiler.
are you talking about CC in makefiles here.

regards
Manish Regmi


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I have some C Source Code ... and I need to compile it. <br />
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It says something about using CC ... but it can be compiled with any C Compiler.<br />
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I already have MS Visual Studio 2003 ... do I already have a C Compiler?<br />
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What are the steps to get this &quot;CC&quot; compiler setup? (I don't want to compile a compiler...)<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />

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I have some C Source Code ... and I need to compile it. 

It says something about using CC ... but it can be compiled with any C Compiler.

I already have MS Visual Studio 2003 ... do I already have a C Compiler?

What are the steps to get this "CC" compiler setup? (I don't want to compile a compiler...)

Thanks!


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