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About GCC11-29-2014
Embarcadero (was Borland)5-31-2009
Ch5-31-2009
Cygwin5-31-2009
Digital Mars12-29-2011
DJGPP6-3-2009
EMX/RSXNT6-1-2009
Intel6-3-2009
Lcc-win32/641 Nov 2014
Microsoft1-21-2012
MinGW-32/6412-29-2011
Miracle C6-4-2009
Orange C2-8-2015
Pelles C6-4-2009
TCC (TINY CC)12-29-2011
Watcom5-24-2012
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MinGW-32/64last update 12-29-2011
If you don't need the Linux/Unix API provided by Cygwin, you can get a GCC port from the MinGW Page for a "Minimalist" (i.e. not so unix-like and more Win32-like) implementation of GCC under Windows. A lot of the MinGW pages seem out of date, so I actually go to the MinGW-64 page more often these days since that is where I can more readily find newer builds based on the latest gcc versions. There are actually so many packages that what you have to download is confusing. They have a "what do I download" explanation page, but I didn't find it very helpful. They need a simple step-by-step example of what to do if you're a first-timer who just wants to compile Win64 code on his/her Win64 system. Until then, see my MinGW Install Notes.

Here are my 2011 Win32/64 C Compiler Comparisons which include MinGW with gcc 3.x and 4.x, and here are some benchmarks of MinGW64 gcc under Windows 7. See my MinGW/Gnu C Tips page for more information and tips on MinGW.
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Embarcadero (was Borland)7-25-2009
Ch7-25-2009
CodePlay7-25-2009
Comeau7-25-2009
Intel12-29-2011
Lcc-win32/646-4-2009
Freescale (was Metrowerks)7-26-2009
Microsoft1-21-2012
PathScale7-26-2009
PGI7-26-2009
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