Compiling in C

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Is there any way to compile in the C language?

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Come back later this month

Come back later this month and you will be able run your c code in the browser : )

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yeah we really need C Amazing

yeah we really need C
Amazing job guys

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Just hang tight a little

Just hang tight a little while longer ^_^

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how to run the program?

Hello i have wrote the code in c/c++ but i am finding the compile button !
can anyone help me how to compile that?

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any update on c capabilities?

any update on c capabilities? an eta would be useful

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You can now compile and run

You can now compile and run C. Let us know how you make out.

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I can't

Hello piwh1000,

I cannot compile my C programms. I become the error "multiple definition of main"

Note: the two first days I created my account I could compile it. but now I have this erros message.

Please could help me to fix it.

Thnaks

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problem reading file

is there a way to compile a C program that needs to read a text file???

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Currently all files are

Currently all files are within the src directory and then binaries are compiled and run in the bin directory.
You can use a filepath like:
../src/myfile.txt
to access a file named myfile.txt that is located in the root of your project.

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