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This tutorial explains how to create and run a simple program in the C programming language (using the tcc C compiler) on MontaukOS.

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This tutorial explains how to create and run a simple program in the C programming language (using the gcc compiler) on MontaukOS.

  1. Open the Text Editor by navigating to the 'Applications' section in the app menu.
    2. Did you know? The MontaukOS Text Editor provides syntax highlighting for C and Lua files.
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  2. If you saved your program's source file somewhere other than your Home directory, switch to the directory in which you saved your program using the cd command. For example, cd Documents.
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  3. Type 'tcc ' followed by your program's name, and then press enter. For example, 'tcc hello.c'.
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  4. Run your program by typing its name without the '.c' extension, before pressing enter - for example, "hello".
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  5. Type 'gcc ' followed by your program's name, and then press enter. For example, 'gcc hello.c'.
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  6. Run your program by typing "a.out" and pressing enter.

  7. You should see "Hello, World!" displayed in the Terminal window. Congratulations!