Script and c++ - c++

On 8 1 , 1 22 , faz <fazulu.v...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to know how to compile and run a c++ code using scripts( .do
> file).Do i need to modify the code to run.I have already tested my
> code its working fine in vc++6.0.I just wanted to have script support
> now..
>
> thanks in advance,
> fazal

makefile?

On Aug 1, 7:22 am, faz <fazulu.v...> wrote:

> I want to know how to compile and run a c++ code using scripts( .do
> file).Do i need to modify the code to run.I have already tested my
> code its working fine in vc++6.0.I just wanted to have script support
> now..

It depends on the scripting language you use, but in general,
there should be no problem. (I tend to use gmake for this, but
it's a lot more than just a scripting language, since it handles
dependancies, etc.)

FWIW: if you are using VC++, you are doubtlessly under Windows.
The default script language there is not very powerful, so you
might want to look into alternatives: there are several ports of
bash or the Korn shell, or you could use perl (if you're a
masocist) or python. Also, I don't think that the installation
procedure for VC++ correctly sets up the environment; you'll
probably have to manually add some entries there. (On the other
hand, Microsoft's documentation concerning this is very good.)

And also: you should update: VC++ 6.0 is very, very old and out
of date.

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