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Here is how you find MS Visual C++ 6.0 on the Engineering
Computers.
After pressing File/New You get this screen in front
Pick the Win32 Console Application, Then type in a name
for your program (new one for each one). Let MSVC++ pick
the Location. Then press return or okay.
Then a window will pop up asking you what kind of console
application you want. Pick a simple application (the second
one). Then press Finish. After that another window comes up.
Just say okay to that stuff.
Then, select File Open, and the following window will appear.
Select the .cpp file with your project name on it as shown below.
Up pops the edit box with an empty program in it. Erase everything except the include statement. I’ve already highlighted the
block of code I’m going to delete. Then insert your program
on the next line as shown in the next slide.
In the edit box is a “Hello, World” like program. To compile it,
Press F7 or go into the build menu and select build (project
name).exe. If there are any errors, they will be in shown in the
bottom box. If there are no errors, you can run your program
by pressing CTRL-F5 or Execute in the build menu.
And there your first executed program is! In this window called a
console! To get out just do as it says….press any key.
The next step for practice is to take every program in the C
programming language handout, make a new project for it,
enter it into the edit box, and execute it.
This is a good way to get the details of the handout. It will also
teach you how to troubleshoot errors in a program, the most
common being forgetting semicolons and closing brackets.
So this will help you learn the MS Visual C environment and
the C language.
Most important though, is getting through to Appendix 3. In
this appendix, you will learn how to access file information,
information like the 71000 point file we’ve seen once before.
So, by the time you’ve finished implementing the handout and
appendix 3, you’ll have all the components you need for your
programming assignments.