How to configure and build the development and compilation environment of VSCode
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Preface
After working for many years, I suddenly found that many of the foundations of C++ have been forgotten, coupled with the various new features of C++ after continuous upgrading, so I want to pick up the basic learning of C +. Although I work on the Linux platform now, for personal convenience, I just want to review the grammar, which can be used at home and away from home, so I decided to build a C++ IDE development environment. I remember that when I first started programming N years ago, I used Visual programming 6.0. The lovely icon below must be familiar to many people. But today I want to try a new tool, Visual Studio Code, to build the development environment of CumberCraft +.
This official article is also introduced in great detail: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/config-mingw
VSCode installation process 1. Download VScode
"download link: https://code.visualstudio.com/Download
"the installation process: the installation is very simple. I set it by default all the way (of course, I can choose the installation path and so on) until it is finished.
two。 Install the CumberCraft + extension tool
"Open VSCode and follow these steps to install
"Select extension Toolbar-- > search C++ keyword-- > Select Cpicard + plugin installation. The installation of other auxiliary plug-ins also follows similar steps.
3. Download MinGW
"download address: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/
"downloaded files: do not click" Download Lasted Version "after entering the website, slide down and find the latest version of" x86_64-posix-seh ".
"install MinGW: download a 7z zip file (x86x64-8.1.0-release-posix-seh-rt_v6-rev0.7z I downloaded), unzip it and move the mingw64 directory to the installation location. My installation location is: C:\ Program Files\ mingw64
4. Configure environment variables
"configure the access path for the MinGW installation, for example, my installation location is C:\ Program Files\ mingw64
"to verify whether the environment variable is configured successfully, press win + R, enter cmd, enter enter after the enter key, and then enter enter. If prompted with the following information, the environment variable configuration is successful.
5. Configure the C++ environment with a simple .cpp file
1. Create a new empty folder Work
two。 Open VScode-- > Open folder-- > Select the folder you just created Work
3. Create a new HelloWorld.cpp file
# include using namespace std;int main () {cout
