Compile/Run

[Neji]

hmm well it's difficult to help you out like this, but type the dir /on in the directory and put the files here that you have in that directroy, that way i can help you out better

 

Just sayin, maybe you guys should go on vent one day and set up team viewer, so you can control his computer and shit. I remember when one guy showed me how to make cool effects on Sony Vegas.

[Lucid]

I'm not sure this is what you're looking for, but try Teamviewer.

 

http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx

 

Once you install it on the school computer and yours at home, you can just turn on Teamviewer when you leave and when you get home put in the PW and it's basically like your on the computer at school while at home.

 

You can do anything you want though I think videos and such will be a little choppy. You can set up permanent access to it too. It's free as well. If you want to see how it's used, I'll be glad to show you.

 

TBH, I have no idea what you're talking about with all those codes but I thought I might take a shot in the dark.

[Chaoz`]

well as i'm out of ideas, i've googled some examples and they lead me to this site, which has all the programs you need o get yourself started with a windows based Linux:

 

you probably only need project 1 for setting up everything you need:

 

http://www.sortie-nd.org/help/manuals/developer_documentation/software/code_installation.html#core_model_eclipse

 

i'm sry that i can't help out any further, as i said i'm out of ideas

[Bob Loblaw]

FIXED IT WOOOOOT:

 

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dev-cpp/devcpp-4.9.9.2_setup.exe

That will download Dev-C++. Works amazing. You basically open the program, along the top click Execute, then click Compile. If it works properly, you go Execute>Run. And boom. No struggles, no setting anything up. Just masterful.

 

However if closes once the program is done, so the best way around it (that I know), is to add a final input like cin>>hi; and then it won't close out until you input something (make sure to remove it once you know it works ).

 

Thanks for everyones help!

[Chaoz`]

ah i see, glad you figured it out

[Harry]

That will download Dev-C++. Works amazing

This comes with Dev-C++ which is a good

 

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Glad you got it working.

[Nishok]

For windows it is: g++ name.cpp -o name.exe

and it'll create an executable file named "name"

 

if you are using QT4 in windows, then I can help you fix your cmd issue telling that g++ isn't valid

[Dark Torcher]

he basically switched to a compiler that was developed with windows in mind; a lot of c++ books recommend installing dev-c++ as your default compiler because of its ease of use in windows, linux users have the gcc collection of tools and distros usually come with c/c++/python etc compilers preinstalled, which is very handy

 

harry had the right idea since most of the time compilers are installed on windows, they arent added into the path environment variable; adding that will cause any new instance of cmd.exe to be invisibly attached to the C:/compiler/bin directory

of course, you could just write your source files in the same directory as C:/compiler/bin but that is bad juju