C/C++ for Visual Studio Code
Extensions via Internal App
On the first step, I went: to the sixth option region drawn using an MS Surface Pro Slim Pen (link).
During this step, I also searched for a C/C++ compiler
and debugger, as shown targeted using my MS Surface Pro LTE Type Cover (link) because I have begun planning a C/C++ app.
I shall tell you more about this app later, this year. Just remember, this app
shall follow this wisdom literature: Proverbs 23:23 (NIV, link). On VS Code, I chose the
Microsoft C/C++ extension because it has C/C++ Intellisense, debugging, and code
browsing. Pressing the hot keys Ctrl+Shift+X: opened the extensions search engine.
I am checking the documentation.
I actually use the g++ compiler because it was the
easiest installation available, but this method also required many hours of searching, and I waited
many months because VS Code documentation is sparse.
I updated my Path variable.
After finally finding a well-documented solution (link), I updated
my Path variable: for Edit environment variables, I did an on-PC search.
Readers, on Windows 10, the Command Prompt can verify the version of g++. The
final tasks were installing Node.JS, but I am a learner, here, so go easy on me,
but then building the tasks.json file and the launch.json active files. The tasks.json
task can be completed: on opening a .cpp software file, following the Visual
Studio Code documentation that is, configuring a default build task…then
pressing the hot keys Ctrl+Shift+B. Unfortunately, the launch.json explanation
did not work. I shall study launch.json more: Ecclesiastes 11:2 (NIV, link).
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