MinGW & notepad++ Building a compiled C + + environment

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1. Download

mingw:http://mingw.org/or click Downloads to download directly in SourceForge

looking for the latest version? Download mingw-get-setup.exe (86.5 kB) <<----your choice.

After download, follow the default location (C:\MinGW\ to configure environment variables), the installation process will be networked download components, to avoid the use of VPN, will be delayed. Visual inspection takes 3-5 minutes. After installing the component library, it is recommended to install the recommended components depending on your personal situation.

Then please download notepad++, where there is not said, after installation set as the default text editor!

2. Configure Environment variables

Two different ways: the same effect

①, My Computer-Properties-Advanced system settings-environment variables-System Variables path--add C:\MinGW\bin\

②, Ctrl+r Run Registry Editor regedit, locate the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment] directory, Modify the value of the string value "Path" at the end Plus "; C:\MinGW\bin\ "(without quotation marks)

3. Restart your computer

Open the DOS command line tool and use the MinGW tool in any directory with GCC, g++, GDB, and so on. (e.g. enter "GCC--help" to see instructions for use)

4. notepad++ setting

① Press F5, enter box

"Cmd/k cd/d" $ (current_directory) "&& gcc-ffreestanding-std=gnu99-wall-g3-o0-o" E:\output\$ (name_part). exe "$ (file_name)" & PAUSE & EXIT "

Then save as "compile/compile" and set the shortcut key to CTRL+F1. (assuming that the output program's directory is E:\output, the next bit.) ）

② Input Box again

"Cmd/k cd/d" E:\output\ "&&" $ (name_part). exe "& PAUSE & EXIT"

Save as "Run program/run" and set the shortcut key to ALT+F1.

③ Input Box again

"Cmd/k cd/d" E:\output\ "&& gdb" $ (name_part). exe "& EXIT"

Save as "debug/debug" and set the shortcut key to Ctrl+f2.

④ Input Box again

"Cmd/k cd/d" E:\output\ "&& objdump-slzdeg-m Intel" $ (name_part). exe ">" $ (Name_part). S "&&" $ (name_p ART). S "& EXIT"

Save As Disassembly/disassemble, set shortcut key to Alt+f2.

" $ (name_part) " refers to the file name of the currently edited file, " $ (full_current_path) " represents the full path to the current action file and includes the file name and suffix name.  

Configuration is complete, we start testing under:

Finish

Reference: http://blog.csdn.net/tangweide/article/details/7071103

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MinGW & notepad++ Building a compiled C + + environment