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CreateVC++6 Visual C++ 6.0

1) Launch Visual C++ 6.0 and create a new project. Select "Win32 Console Application" and name your project. 2) Add a new C source file to your project. Name the file with a .c extension. 3) Type your C source code into the editing window. Compile and build your program to create an executable that can be run in a DOS window.

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CreateVC++6 Visual C++ 6.0

1) Launch Visual C++ 6.0 and create a new project. Select "Win32 Console Application" and name your project. 2) Add a new C source file to your project. Name the file with a .c extension. 3) Type your C source code into the editing window. Compile and build your program to create an executable that can be run in a DOS window.

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How to Create a C Program with Visual C++ 6.

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After launching the VC++ 6.0 application, you arrive at the main IDE screen:
! "rom the File menu, choose New.
#his $ill %ring up the &e$ 'ialog $in'o$:
(! )n'er the Projects ta%, highlight *in+( Console Application.
+! "ill in the Project name an' Location $here you $ant the pro,ect store'. -&ote: #his $ill %e the
name of the .ro,ect, not the C /le!:
0! .ress 12
#his %rings up the Win! Console Application "tep # o$ # *in'o$:
3! Choose An empt% project an' clic4 the Finish %utton.
#his %rings up the New Project in$ormation $in'o$:
6! Clic4 &' on the ne$ .ro,ect information $in'o$:
5ou $ill no$ %e in the IDE $ith your pro,ect open:
6! 7ince $e are $riting C an' not C++, it is %est to clic4 the File View ta% at the %ottom left.
#he vie$ $ill change to:
5ou can no$ see all of the /les associate' $ith your pro,ect at the left8
9ut since you ,ust create' the pro,ect, there are no /les yet.
:! #o a'' a /le to your pro,ect8 Choose New from the File menu.
#he New 'ialog %o; appears:
<! 7elect C++ 7ource /le on the left si'e of the screen -&1#E: *e use C++ source /le even though $e
$ill %e creating a C source /le!.
0! )n'er File name(, type the name of your ne$ source /le. -I=.1>#A&#: =a4e sure that your source
/le has the e;tension .c an' &1# .cpp!
! Clic4 12.
5our ne$ source /le $ill no$ %e open on the screen, rea'y for e'iting:
Also note that your /le no$ appears un'er the "ource Files fol'er at the left.
(! #ype your source co'e in the e'iting $in'o$:
+! *hen you are rea'y to compile, choose Compile from the )uil* +enu -or use C#>?@"6!.
Errors an $arnings $ill %e liste' at the %ottom of your screen.
0! Eliminate all errors an' compile again.
*hen your program has successfully compile', you are rea'y to %uil' it -ma4e an e;ecuta%le!.
3! Choose )uil* from the )uil* menu.
6! After the %uil' is successful, you may run your program %y choosing ,-ecute from the )uil* menu.
If all goes $ell, your program shoul' launch in a D17 $in'o$:
*hen you are all /nishe', choose Close *or4space from the File menu.

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