What do you mean by "run the results"? Run the compiled code? Most modern
IDE can run the compiled code by clicking on a button -- and then you can
get the output in a window if you like.

Or if you need a window based application (GUI as opposed to TUI/CLI), then
you also need to learn a bit of the windowing frameworks, such as MFC or
Windows Forms or VxWorks or GTK or Cocoa -- depends on your
taste, licensing policy, your base platform and whenever you need to
cross-compile your code to other platforms, and of course available tools.
Generally speaking basic stuff such as displaying a string in a text box or
handling an event like a button pressed is relatively easy in all
frameworks. However, each works differently so you cannot easily swap in
between.

Tamas



On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 2:54 AM, Charles Rogers <crogers@totelcsi.com>wrote=
:

> Could any one reccomend a C compiler that doesn't resort
> to the Command prompt to run what ever you write.  I'm
> writing simple C programs and editors are easy to find but
> compilers all seem to use the Command Prompt to run the
> results. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help ! ! !
>
> CR
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