Learn how to compile and run C programs in the command prompt/line without using an IDE. The commands are below. NOTE: You will need a C compiler to
Learn how to compile and run C programs in the command prompt/line without using an IDE. The commands are below.
NOTE: You will need a C compiler to do this already installed, I use GCC.
Commands:
gcc ‘name_of_the_file’ e.g. gcc hello.c
gcc -o ‘name_of_exe’ ‘name_of_file’ e.g. gcc -o hello helloWorld.c
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Help, I had a problem while compiling a files (c files), cmd always pop up when I clicked enter, and then keep pop up randomly.
So basically, I can't compile anything.
it told me my access was denied to go to desktop TF lmao
I cant see it clearly
Im using TurboC, so instead of GCC what should I write?
should have smaller than 13 of your screen, too small to see terminal
How is this helpful to any of you? I know the gcc commands if i get it to install on windows – you ovbiously skipped like a thousand steps. i hate seeing videos like this with comments saying " thanks so awesome!" when nothing is awesome just makes everything more irritating.
gcc is not recognized as a command. Help!
Finally could run the program
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Very helpful video… Thank you, Sir.
You have to install a gcc compiler first
I use this
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tdm-gcc/
It easy to download and install
why it didnt create .o file?
thank you very much really nice video
Thanks man 👍👍
'perl' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
help me ! 🙁
Good video; Clearly explained, thanks.