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how to create a exe file in visual C++
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Originally Posted by Hamrick 
Type all of your code into the visual C++ editor and then press ctrl+shift+b. That builds your project and creates an exe file in the Debug or Release folders of the project folder. You can also do it the clicky way from the Build menu in visual C++. You can also use F5 to build and run in debug mode immediately, or ctrl+F5 to build and run in production mode immediately.
The tutorials that you said weren't helpful describe how to build projects here. But that's probably too much information if all you want is to build simple programs.
when I read the comment above. I realize that I did correctly.So I check it that way.Thank you hamrick and all of you were trying to help me.
There's no difference in the output, only in the way the IDE treats it when you run it inside the IDE...
Or if the other IDE and compiler did put in some magic code of their own, they were fundamentally flawed.
Or if the other IDE and compiler did put in some magic code of their own, they were fundamentally flawed.
As people are clearly allowed to attack me but I'm not allowed to defend myself, I no longer post to this site.
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Originally Posted by jwenting
There's no difference in the output, only in the way the IDE treats it when you run it inside the IDE...
Or if the other IDE and compiler did put in some magic code of their own, they were fundamentally flawed.
Last edited by shorty001; Aug 4th, 2007 at 10:35 am.
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Originally Posted by shorty001
there are different, one needs the system("pause"), one do not need because my previous compiler do not need it
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