I am using Mac OS X version 10.6.8. Is there any helpful script to compile and run my c++ file from inside vim using single command?
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I am using Mac OS X version 10.6.8. Is there any helpful script to compile and run my c++ file from inside vim using single command?
Yes there is:
This will run
makewith the C++ file (less its extension) as the target and run the file in the same directory with that target’s name.See the following
:helpfor more information…nnoremap: Create a normal-mode mapping<F5>: for F5 (other function keys are available)<C-U>: clear the command-linemake: call'makeprg', which ismakeby default%:r: root of the current filename (extension removed)<CR>: execute all thisIf you want this for all Vim sessions, place this into your
.vimrc:Update:
You may also find the SingleCompile Vim script to be handy for C++ and many other languages besides.