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2 comments, last by Matheass 21 years, 4 months ago
Hallo there! I have a very stupid problem and the solution is surely verey easy: I don''t know, how to make a exe-file at Visual C++ Thank you for your help and sorry for that stupid question!!!
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it is in the folder named debug after you compile the code.
Hmm learning OpenGL and C++ at the same time is like trying to learn french while in the middle of Paris
If you''re in MS VC++ 6.0, look for the red exclamation point icon and click it. This will attempt to build then run your program. If you desire to just build your program, click one of the icons to the left of the red exclamation point - they ''build all'' or ''build'' the current .c file that you are working on.

BUILD ALL - F7
BUILD - {shift}-F7
EXECUTE PROG - {shift}-F5 (red exclamation point)
- Advice, eh? Well, besides working on your swing...you know, besides that...I'd have to think.
This is from the double-posted thread:
quote:Original Post by alnite
Compile it!
There''s an Execute button if you use VC++ 6, or Play button if you use VC++.NET
Then, under Debug or Release directory (depending on the project settings), you see your exe file.

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