1. Local environmental settings
Compiled C ++ program that requires C ++ compiler, I recommend using mingw-W64 , which is Windows commonly used to compile the system environment, you can download the official website ( ming-W64 ) .
Set the environment variable :
Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System Settings -> Environment Variables
System variables Path, edit added.
Then enter the terminal input gcc -v, following on the success.
2.VS Code Set
VS Code of the terminal is equivalent to the Windows of cmd , where you can perform Windows all operations command can be executed, you can use here mingw compiled program, which is to build C ++ provides a viable program debugging environment .
Before the formal start debugging, you also need to install C / C ++ plug-ins to better support C ++ programming and debugging, in Extensions search in C ++ you can;
3. Compile the test
Create a folder, and create a test.cpp file.
Press F5 appears, select C ++ (GDB / LLDB).
Select g ++. Exe. Generate launch.json file.
There will be a tasks.json file.
F5 final test.
