If you are on window you must install tdm-gcc (see instructions)
If you are on mac os you must install clang/gcc (see instructions)
How to use
Make sure you have .c or .cpp file open.
Press "F6", this will compile and run the file using default arguments in settings.
If you press "F7", this will use the arguments you specify for the program.
You can also debug by pressing "F5". Or you can use the status bar/menu items.
If you want to register gcc/g++ path manually, you can set it under settings.
You can also set to save file before compiling.
Configurations
Key
Description
c-cpp-compile-run.c-compiler
The C compiler path (e.g: /usr/bin/gcc or C:\TDM-GCC-64\bin\gcc.exe)
c-cpp-compile-run.cpp-compiler
The Cpp compiler path (e.g: /usr/bin/g++ C:\TDM-GCC-64\bin\gcc.exe)
c-cpp-compile-run.save-before-compile
Whether should save the file before compiling
c-cpp-compile-run.c-flags
The C flags: e.g. -Wall. default: -Wall -Wextra -g3
c-cpp-compile-run.cpp-flags
The Cpp flags: e.g. -Wall. default: -Wall -Wextra -g3
c-cpp-compile-run.run-args
The run arguments
c-cpp-compile-run.run-in-external-terminal
Whether should run in an external terminal
c-cpp-compile-run.should-show-notifications
Whether should show notifications
c-cpp-compile-run.output-location
Custom output location for the compiled file
c-cpp-compile-run.custom-run-prefix
Prefix command before run (e.g: valgrind ./foobar)
Keybindings
Linux
Windows
Mac
Description
f6
f6
cmd+r
Compiles and runs the file
crtl+6
ctrl+6
cmd+6
Compiles and runs the file
f8
f8
cmd+y
Compiles and run the file in external console
f7
f7
cmd+t
Compiles and run the file specifying custom arguments and flags
