How to compile C files and execute in VS
This is a discussion about How to compile C files and execute in VS in the Windows Software category; Hi Guys Just installed the new VS, and after half an hour can't seem to know how to compile a simple. c file. no compile button, no execute button. Read quite a lot of help dont understand. Help! Thanks.
Hi Guys
Just installed the new VS, and after half an hour can't seem to know how to compile a simple .c file.
no compile button, no execute button. Read quite a lot of help dont understand.
Help!
Thanks
Just installed the new VS, and after half an hour can't seem to know how to compile a simple .c file.
no compile button, no execute button. Read quite a lot of help dont understand.
Help!
Thanks
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OP
Guys What I meant by this is
I installed Visual Studio.NET
now in VC++ 6, there was compile button to compile, but here, it not highlighted and build button are not highlighted.
when i type a simple c script.
main(void)
{
printf("abc");
}
and save it as .c, still nothing happens.
How do we compile a simple file like this... It is so irritating. Beside they have merged all VB,VC in one?
ARC
I installed Visual Studio.NET
now in VC++ 6, there was compile button to compile, but here, it not highlighted and build button are not highlighted.
when i type a simple c script.
main(void)
{
printf("abc");
}
and save it as .c, still nothing happens.
How do we compile a simple file like this... It is so irritating. Beside they have merged all VB,VC in one?
ARC
Build-->Build solution.
Or Ctrl+Shift+B
Yes they have the same interface for the different languages, but it changes some depending on what type of project you are running.
Or Ctrl+Shift+B
Yes they have the same interface for the different languages, but it changes some depending on what type of project you are running.
OP
Well I figured out that we have to create a project first and then those button would be highlighed.
Otherwise if you open a simple .c file you wont be able to compile it as in VC++6
Otherwise if you open a simple .c file you wont be able to compile it as in VC++6
I know, you have to have a prosject.
