Question

I want to compile c program on dos prompt using tcc as well as tc without using c editor. please give the full procedure.

Answer 1

I would look at the TCC documentation, specifically the quick start guide, provided on the TCC web page. Assuming you have some source code already, a compilation is as simple as

tcc -o executable.exe sourcefile.c

You can also run a C file directly with the -run option, as in

tcc -run sourcefile.c

Answer 2

you can run code without using an editor by using

tcc -run -

Using argument "-" will open stdin and you can write the code within stdin and execute it on the fly.

Answer 3

I m not sure if you mean Turbo C or Tiny C Compiler.

With Turbo C it can be as easy as:

tcc.exe myfile.c

This will produce myfile.exe if all the source code is in myfile.c.

If you run tcc.exe without parameters it will show what parameters it accepts.

There s documentation for Tiny C Compiler and it probably can show its usage too if run without parameters or with a specific parameter like -? or -help.

Answer 4

I try the two ways as follows. Both the first and the second are ok. But the thrid one could not work.

1. Run the script in the command line:

$ echo  main(){puts("Hello World");}  | tcc -run -
<stdin>:1: warning: implicit declaration of function  puts 
Hello World

2. Build hello.c and run with the command

1). Build hello.c

#!/usr/bin/tcc -run
#include <stdio.h>  

int main()
{
    printf("Hello World
");
}

2).call the application:

$ cd ./Documents/cfiles

$ tcc -run hello.c

Hello World

3. Run the lines one by one

I want to run codes one by one just like any Python script (>>>) on the Ubuntu Terminal, but it could not work.

$ tcc -run -

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    printf("Hello, World!
");
    return 0;
}
main()

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