list the latest c compiler available in current market
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There are may C compilers out there.
It really depends on the operating system you are using...
If you're using Linux to develop your application, then maybe you'd be interested in using the latest version of the GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection.
If your using Windows to develop your application, then maybe you'd be interested in using the latest version Visual C/C++.
There are a lot of compilers out there so you should do some research and discover what best fits your needs.
Perhaps you mean latest version of the C Standard rather than the vendor that most recently produced a compiler. The various versions of the C Standard are identified by the years they were approved. - C89. First ANSI Standard for C.
- C90. Essentially the same as C89.
- C95. Added wchar.h, wctype.h, digraphs, __STDC_VERSION__
- C99. Added long long, _Bool, _Imaginary, _Complex, stdint.h, tgmath.h, fenv.h, complex.h, inline functions, // comments, variable length arrays, variadic macros, and more.
- C11. Added type generic expressions, threads.h, stdatomic.h
These standards may be clarified by Technical Corrigenda to fix typos or clarify confusing language.
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