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Getting setup with Visual Studio
mottosso edited this page Jan 2, 2015
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Visual Studio is a compiler and Integrated Development Environment rolled into one, thus it's installation occupying 9.000-11.000 mb of disk space, depending on what extras you choose to include.
For the purposes of this tutorial, none will be necessary, however be prepared to install Internet Explorer 10 and have Windows update itself as much of it's more advanced functionality (I assume) is tied to the operating system.
Requirements
- Windows 7 or above
- 11 gb of free disk space
Compiling your first Hello World program.
Table of contents
- Home
- Prerequisites
- Basic workflow
- Coding Style
- Binary Compatibility
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Which compiler should I use?
- Windows users
- Unix / Linux users
- Mac OSX
- Writing the code
- Compiling the code
- Running the code
- Problems?
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Getting setup with GCC
- Introduction
- Environment
- [[Writing Code|GCC Writing
hello world]] - Compilation
- Getting setup with GCC
- Getting setup with Clang
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Getting setup with MinGW
- Introduction
- Installation
- [[Writing Code|MinGW Writing
hello world]] - Compilation
- Issues
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Getting setup with VS
- Introduction
- Environment
- Installation
- [[Writing Code|VS Writing
hello world]] - Compilation
- Getting setup with CodeBlocks
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Getting setup with QtCreator
- Introduction
- Installation
- [[Writing Code|QtCreator Writing
hello world]] - Compilation
- Issues