Executing compiler processes from the command line
Some time ago I started a project, an IDE, and I spent some time thinking about how the compilation will work, and from what I have gathered as information, I can just download, let's say a C/C++ compiler like MinGW and run commands from the command line (cmd).
But is this the right approach for using compilers? Is there a more efficient way to implement and use a compiler into my software?
Also, how will the debugging part be done? Are there debuggers online which I can download and again run operations from the command line?
And in short, how would I implement such vital features into my software? (Compiling, debugging, maybe even code analysis)
debugging cmd compilation ide
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
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Some time ago I started a project, an IDE, and I spent some time thinking about how the compilation will work, and from what I have gathered as information, I can just download, let's say a C/C++ compiler like MinGW and run commands from the command line (cmd).
But is this the right approach for using compilers? Is there a more efficient way to implement and use a compiler into my software?
Also, how will the debugging part be done? Are there debuggers online which I can download and again run operations from the command line?
And in short, how would I implement such vital features into my software? (Compiling, debugging, maybe even code analysis)
debugging cmd compilation ide
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23
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Some time ago I started a project, an IDE, and I spent some time thinking about how the compilation will work, and from what I have gathered as information, I can just download, let's say a C/C++ compiler like MinGW and run commands from the command line (cmd).
But is this the right approach for using compilers? Is there a more efficient way to implement and use a compiler into my software?
Also, how will the debugging part be done? Are there debuggers online which I can download and again run operations from the command line?
And in short, how would I implement such vital features into my software? (Compiling, debugging, maybe even code analysis)
debugging cmd compilation ide
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
Some time ago I started a project, an IDE, and I spent some time thinking about how the compilation will work, and from what I have gathered as information, I can just download, let's say a C/C++ compiler like MinGW and run commands from the command line (cmd).
But is this the right approach for using compilers? Is there a more efficient way to implement and use a compiler into my software?
Also, how will the debugging part be done? Are there debuggers online which I can download and again run operations from the command line?
And in short, how would I implement such vital features into my software? (Compiling, debugging, maybe even code analysis)
debugging cmd compilation ide
debugging cmd compilation ide
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
asked Nov 16 '18 at 11:20
John DavisJohn Davis
135
135
StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23
add a comment |
StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23
StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23
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StackOverflow is a place where programmers share troubled code. It wants specific questions with specific answers. SO avoids questions that lead to out-of-the-box, free-range comments. Those questions tend to lead to disagreement and bickering. You have great questions, but SO is not the best place to get answers.
– lit
Nov 16 '18 at 14:04
Okay, thank you for the info, will have that in mind. Where can I get an answer to such a question?
– John Davis
Nov 16 '18 at 14:23