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My class uses Visual Studio C in the lab and we just started doing MS-Dos kind of programming but no Object-Oriented stuff.

There may be a few caveats to that approach, as I believe that Visual C implements some keywords that are not available in ISO standard C.

Find some classmates that are running Linux and see how theyve worked around the issues.

You will then be able to edit and run your programs right from Xcode, with the command line output showing up in the projects run log.

If there are Linux people in your case, you can do everything exactly the same way using the command line with vinanoemacs and gccg.

There is no problem doing what you suggest, with the caveats of keeping away from microoft specific syntax.

This is microofts way to try to lock you into their development system.

If you stick to ANSIISO standard syntax you should be fine going back a forth between the systems.

A single array 320x320 of floats will use almost this entire stack space in visual studio.

When reallocating the stack in visual studio be sure to use BOTH the F flag in the compiler and the STACK flag in the linker.

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