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I am new to coding in C++ and I am not sure where I can compile a C++ program, I am learning C++ through a website that already has a place to compile the code built into it. I know how to compile a program by using these commands: g++ [program name].cpp -o [name you want to give] and then do ./[name you gave]. I want to know where I can compile my code outside of this website.
Thanks.
There are lots of places you can write code for c++. Usually people will use IDEs such as
Visual Studio Code
Code::Blocks
CLion
Eclipse
CodeLite
etc...
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So I've been searching for literally hours but I can't find a good way to compile my C++ codes through GVIM. So I've tried to compile my programs through Window's Command Prompt, but it didn't work out too well because I had to move my files around, which I didn't enjoy at all. I also tried using the :make function in GVIM which for some reason also didn't work. So can someone please just give a detailed instruction on how I can run my C++ codes while using VIM? Thanks!
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Recently I have tried to use some Advance c++ functions in CodeBlocks but all the time it throw errors like " according to c++ 98....... ".
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See this How can I add C++11 support to Code::Blocks compiler?
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I've write a c++ project using xcode on a mac.
What I need is to create a .exe file to run the project on windows in anothre pc (no virtualization).
I've read that xcode doesn't provide this service and so I've tried to compile it also in Eclipse (on mac) but I'm not able to get the .exe file.
Is it possible, on mac, to generate a .exe of a c++ project runnable on windows?
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We don't have windows here how can I compile this program for some ppl? Is there some kinda Wine for linux programs to run on windows or what.
You can use cross-compiler gcc-mingw
I did not use it myself and about it only theoretically.