Hello. H
# # ifndef HELLO_H_
# define HELLO_H_
Void the hello ();
# endif//! HELLO_H_
File. The CPP
# include & lt; Iostream>
# include "hello. H"
using namespace std;
Void the hello ()
{
Cout & lt; <"Hello." c + + & lt;}
The main function file hello. CPP
# include & lt; Iostream>
# include "hello. H"
Int main (int arg c, char * * argv)
{
Hello ();
system("pause");
return 0;
}
Then don't know how to give the configuration a lot of document compilation environment, in the terminal displayed commands to compile but couldn't find the related documents
Command: g + + \ hello. CPP. \ file CPP -o hello
Output:
PS: H \ project \ vscode course \ c + + _course & gt; G + +. \ hello. CPP. \ 'file. CPP -o hello
G + +. Exe: error:. \ hello. CPP: No to the file or directory
G + +. Exe: error:. \ 'file. CPP: No to the file or directory
G + +. Exe: fatal error: no input files
CodePudding user response:
Is the new practise in the working folders folder, use vscode now open the folder, and then the g + + - g hello. CPP file. The CPP -o hello was successful, but I want to know how to configure the environment configuration, more than the vscode configuration file compiling,