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You mean something like this. It's all I can think of now.
Edit: A shell account probably is the best way to go. You should be able to get a good free one somewhere.
Edit: A shell account probably is the best way to go. You should be able to get a good free one somewhere.
I think the Super Dimension Fortress has free shell accounts.
As long as you're not calling any functions that aren't standard C you probably won't have any problems. Write the code on your windows machine, compile it and test it. Once it's working, put the source code on a floppy disk, go to your course's computer lab and compile it on that machine - the app should behave the same.
Otherwise you could get a linux live CD and run the OS off the CDROM (make sure that the live cd has the gcc compiler on it though).
Otherwise you could get a linux live CD and run the OS off the CDROM (make sure that the live cd has the gcc compiler on it though).
Seconding GCC with Cygwin.
http://cygwin.com/
http://cygwin.com/
*Shrug* Most likely, you won't need to use anything other than the standard library, which means you can compile and run it on your Windows system too.
Grab Bochs, and install the MINIX disk image, which comes with a minimal compiler (cc, of course). That should fill all your needs for basic stuff, unless you need to install more libraries, etc.
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