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which option should I choose to program in c using windows 7
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which option should I choose to program in c using windows 7
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which option should I choose to program in c using windows 7
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thanks
A related question is getting debugger working instead of just running a file
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28498986/step-by-step-global-local-variable-debugging.html
A related question is getting debugger working instead of just running a file
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28498986/step-by-step-global-local-variable-debugging.html
yes, they try to force you to .cpp file. but if you keep sturdy it works.
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they try to force you to .cpp file. but if you keep sturdy it works.
... but it is easier sometimes not to pee against the wind. It is quite usual to use .cpp extension for C++ source files, and .h or even .hpp for the header files (C++).
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add existing item:
only two options for add existing item and I can not create a new option
I can not just type xxx.c in textbox
add new item:
there are header (.h) and cpp (.cpp) file options
no .c option