Hey, I use mingw. Taht's exciting to know. Been using Edsharp as my
text editor for about a week and a half now. Jamal, you did a
fantastic job on it, I want to tell you. Question is, how will Mingw
know that you are compiling a c plus plus project? Mingw can compile
c with the gcc commmand, java with the gj command and c++ with the g++
command.
Thanks.
Alex
On 7/8/10, Jamal Mazrui<empower@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Have you tried the MinGW compiler setting (on the Control+Shift+F5
list)? This assumes MinGW is installed in the default location.
Control+F5 should then compile. If you find ways of tweaking settings
such as CompileCommand, AbbreviateOutput, JumpPosition, etc., please let
me know, and I will include such improvements in the next EdSharp
distribution.
Cheers,
Jamal
On 7/8/2010 4:50 AM, Řyvind Lode wrote:
Hi all:
Is it possible to configure edSharp to use gcc/g++ compilers?
What I would like to accomplish is to press F5 or CTRL+F5 to compile and
see
the output in a console.
Right now I need to write my code in edSharp, save it, switch to the
command
line and run gcc.
If compilation fails, read the error messages and switch back to edSharp
and
so on.
If compilation completes without errors etc I can run the executable
manually to see my app in action.
Then switch back to edSharp to do some more coding and on and on it goes.
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