PPHub For GitHub vs C Code Develop

PPHub is a GitHub mobile client that supports the iPhone and the iPad. With PPHub, you can always: - Browse GitHub's Open Source Trends List of Languages Daily/Weekly/Monthly to help you find excellent open source libraries and developers; - View open source library source files/code; - Convenient discussion of Issue, Pull request with developers; - Quick Star, Watch, Fork Open Source Library, Follow Developer; - Tracking and viewing open source libraries of interest, developer activity information; - Search for open source repositories and developers you want to find; - Check out the open source libraries and developers that you own/collect/focus on; - Quickly share open source libraries and developers with your friends; - Modify most personal data; - Support Handoff relay, so that you can connect with Mac quickly; - Check the GitHub link of the clipboard to quickly open source libraries and developers; - Integrated Browser Plug-in to quickly view open source libraries, developers; - More...... ------------------------- If you have any suggestions or bugs, you can inform me through the feedback function of APP or go directly to https://github.com/jkpang/PPHub-Feedback to ask me questions. If you think PPHub is good, I hope you will give a good comment as a encouragement. []~(￣▽￣)~* ------------------------ Privacy Statement: PPHub will not collect any information from your GitHub account, after all, I don’t even have my own server.....

-- Support code auto completion and automatic code formatting; -- Support debugger (breakpoints); -- Run Offline & Support File IO & Support interaction & Support multi-processing; -- Support Project References; A tiny C language development environment, support project management and header file reference, support code executing. For Coding enthusiasts and Computer-Science students, some Data-Structure projects are included. You can use the tiny environment provided to run your project locally, or you can export the project to your computer to compile and run the project. The tiny environment includes a small C standard library that supports commonly used header files and most standard C99 library functions, and C Code Develop provides a easy access header file ccd.h, also some C++ features like argument reference, iostream(cin and cout) are supported. For safety reasons, inline assembly and some other unsafe syntax are not supported. *1. Editor Support auto completion, auto format, long-press to document and other efficient features. *2. Terminal (stdin and stdout) is fully supported, and also you can open *.txt file in project use fopen(), because of the app now only support view and edit text file, you can't open file without .txt suffix or other suffix, or use binary (b) as open mode is not currently supported.