08-24-2022, 09:53 PM
hello madscijr
I doubt that you can use the QB64 IDE for C but you can certainly use the C/C++ compilers that's included with QB64
I use Geany , after installing and launching Geany open or create a C file, with the C file open in the editor click on the build menu and select Set Build Commands where you see gcc.exe add the the full path to gcc.exe
unless you want to add the bin folder to your path which I don't like to do
the reason for having a C file open to setup the compiler path is that Geany is a multi language IDE and depending on what type of file is open in the editor you will see different compiler and switches in the Set Build Commands
I doubt that you can use the QB64 IDE for C but you can certainly use the C/C++ compilers that's included with QB64
I use Geany , after installing and launching Geany open or create a C file, with the C file open in the editor click on the build menu and select Set Build Commands where you see gcc.exe add the the full path to gcc.exe
unless you want to add the bin folder to your path which I don't like to do
the reason for having a C file open to setup the compiler path is that Geany is a multi language IDE and depending on what type of file is open in the editor you will see different compiler and switches in the Set Build Commands