Ubuntu C compiler

[Flying Mullet]

Any suggestions?

[rubah]

uhhh, gcc?

[Shoeberto]

GCC is pretty much what you'll want to use.

Ubuntu's weird about it though. You have to install the build-essential package to compile with it, but that's as simple as
sudo apt-get install build-essential

From there, basically any IDE you install through apt will be able to run with it. I imagine you have experience with Eclipse, which is better than the other IDEs I've messed with on Linux. The default package for it in Ubuntu comes with all of the C/C++ stuff built in so all you have to do is install it in apt and you should be good to go.

[Flying Mullet]

I found a compiler it came with, accessed with "cc" in the command line. This should be good enough for now. I have some basic system calls OS programs I have to write, so it shouldn't be anything too complicated for a text editor to handle.

[o_O]

Cc works fine for most stuff, but I'd recommend getting into the habit of using gcc anyway. It supports a wider range of languages and options (-Wall as a C flag for example), while still being able to compile anything cc will.

[Samuraid]

gcc is about as good as it gets (for free at least)