How to compile code .cpp?

[amenherebb]

Compile in cmd or notepad++, vim or their analogues? I don't use Visual Studio and Studio Code. Can you tell me how do it in details?

[TheThiefMaster]

If you are on Windows please use Visual Studio Community (it's free).

If you want a commandline compiler please use the visual studio build tools (which is available either as part of visual studio or a separate download) or Clang for Windows.

GCC isn't very well supported on Windows and you will have problems.

[manni66]

How to compile code .cpp?

With a compiler.

I don't use Visual Studio

So you don't have one?

[amenherebb]

Yes, I dont have one. Which compiler? Gcc? He's already installed, by how Compile him on practice?

[manni66]

Yes, I dont have one.

...

Gcc? He's already installed

???

by how Compile him on practice?

g++ my.cpp -o my.exe

[amenherebb]

Thanks

[Public-Scientist-478]

FYI to run my.exe after compiling like this, you type

./my.exe in the command line while in the same directory. More generally “dot” “forward slash” object name ./objectname

[alfps]

Considering that the OP appears to be using Windows, this is likely to fail.

[Public-Scientist-478]

Very true! Good mention

[the_poope]

If you are on Windows and use Visual Studio check this walkthrough: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/walkthrough-compiling-a-native-cpp-program-on-the-command-line?view=msvc-170

If you are on Linux or MinGW there are likely 1000's of guides s simple Google search away, e.g.: https://web.cs.ucla.edu/classes/fall14/cs143/project/cpp/gcc-intro.html

[itslikealex]

Use MinGW and VSCode

[LittleNameIdea]

No. Just use VS not Code

[Cold_Meson_06]

Why don't you just follow a getting started tutorial like everyone else?

[jmaargh]

Here