How to compile C without an IDE

 
How to compile C without an IDE. Specifically Notepad++...

Come visit my stream on twitch and I will walk you through it.

www.twitch.com/kanjicoder

If you can, come prepared with:
1. Notepad++ installed
2. Git for windows installed
3. GCC Downloaded

But if that's too much work, just drop on by and I'll walk you through all of that setup too.

-John Mark Isaac Madison

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