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cpp-code-init

v1.0.3

Published

cpp auto compile

Downloads

1

Readme

cpp-code-init

Always wanted to quickly run some c++ code, hardly code gets right in first attempt so naturally you tend to recompile your code again and again which is tedious, addressing this common problem which we face quite oftenly I created this CLI package which auto compiles your cpp code every time you save.

Get started

Prerequisites:

  • Make sure that you have g++ compiler installed in your local machine
    • to check if g++ is installed enter g++ --version if installed you can see the version of g++
    • else you can install it from here
  • NPM minimum version 5.2+ is required

Installation

open a termainal and enter npx cpp-code-init, after it runs successfully follow the instructions shown in console

Note: The code in main.cpp uses input.txt to take input and shows output to output.txt, I found it quite useful in competetive programming you can just put the input from the problem statement into input.txt and output will be shown in ouput.txt every time you save main.cpp or input.txt