How to install the C language GCC compiler on Windows

The article:

On Linux, gcc is install by default and you can start to compile and execute C language code almost right away!

That’s not the case on Windows…

I have been struggling with how to do the same thing on Windows 10 for some time, but I finally succeeded

Let me show you how I did in this video!

Here's the article on which you will find the written procedure:

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[alessandroleonardi]

Thank you very much! You are a monster Sir.
Because you not only made me learn how to do it but also make me understand the pros/cons of that choice.

[rickychen]

Finally got around to trying to compile on my home machine and this video helped a lot. Thanks!

[flpflpflp]

You are the hero we need and deserve! Thank you!

[Controllerhead]

This is a wonderful elegant solution. Thank you so much!

[jonhaker]

Hello. Your videos are so useful, thank you by uploading them. Please, can you talk about D language programming, specifically about how to make an input alphanumeric on a file .dat or .text and how the program can read it. Thank you

[bittutharil]

Sir plz suggest me how I run progranes

[nierp]

Thank you!!! It is a very helpful video.

[SunkenPotato]

Thank you dear sir, you have saved my life

[hilmikoparan]

It looks like arch linux in wsl. Is msys something like wsl or chocolatey (a linux like package manager for windows) ?

[justryan]

EDIT: Ok so I figured this one out on my own. Windows command prompt expects "\" instead of "/", that's it.

So I followed your steps to get this working, and one thing I noticed off the bat is that in the windows command prompt, cd navigation was kind of wonky. I wonder if there is a fix to this? ex. I type "cd Desk" and press tab to get "cd Desktop" but when I add "cd Desktop/Deve" which should be enough to get into my development folder, I press tab and it won't complete it. I can however manually type it and it will work. Simply put, I can't use the tab function past the first folder I'm going into. Is there something I'm doing wrong here?

[rpatarra]

Thank you so much! This video and the page were very helpful!

[leonardo]

IF IT DOESN'T WORK:

Add the path to SYSTEM variables as well, not just user variables

[arunsanghvi]

Please provide a script that will install mysys and c. Thanks.

[umthondo]

gcc works fine but Makefile doesnt work bc. "make" is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet.. Any fixes??

[imrankanj]

the title should be how to install msys2 installer. i fist 3 minutes you showed your video is important then you showed how to install msys2 blalblabla