Notepad ++ works with mingw to compile and run C and C ++ programs

1: After mingw and GCC compiler are installed, of course mingw is the safest to install and won't be too difficult.

2: Install notepad ++. Needless to say

3: Configure environment variables (Note: it may take effect after restart)

Computer --> properties --> advanced system settings --> environment variable --> Add C: \ mingw \ bin to system: path;

Of course, mingw is installed under drive C and modified according to different paths

4: Open notepad ++, write a C ++ code, and save it.

For example:

# Include <iostream>

Using namespace STD;


Int main (){

Int A, B;

Cout <"input:" <Endl;

While (CIN> A> B ){

Cout <a + B <Endl;

}

Return 0;

}

5: Choose menu bar> RUN> Run. In the pop-up box, enter:

CMD/K g ++-O emerge (name_partcmd.exe "$ (full_current_path)" & pause & Exit

Select the shortcut key and save it as: G ++ compilation. Note that the shortcut key should not be repeated. Click Run in the pop-up box, OK, close notepad, and then open notepad ++;


6: Choose menu bar> RUN> Run. In the pop-up box, enter:

CMD/K "$ (name_part)" & pause & Exit

Similarly, the SAVE name is changed to: G ++ run, and then click Run program to execute