any hotkey to run instead of clicking the status bar icon? why is F5 hotkey wanting to do its own things? is there a way to have the regular "Run" menu use the CMake tooling?
Did I just see the Microsoft Product Manager installing CMake onto a Mac (including the standard GUI way to move to the "Applications" folder, rather specific name used by Apple)? (Yes, chose version for "macOS 10.10 or later".) (I do appreciate the wide applicability of the tools and showing that on a different system. Just was a bit jarring.)
I noticed I have to understand how json files work. What is it used for originaly and stuff. Thanks. I was stuck at json file part. Thanks for the video.
well, if you want to use a compiler toolchain like GCC or Clang, then you should go with it since Visual Studio uses their own proprietary compiler (MSVC), which is exclusive to windows, not to mention that Visual Studio itself is exclusive to windows too, so if you work on linux or mac then that can't be an option.
there are plenty of reasons to go with visual studio code, but there are equally as many not to do so, it's up to your own preference and plans. If you want to make a piece of software that is open source and let other people that don't use windows also work on it, then you can't do it by using Visual Studio for it. If you want things to be served on a plate for you (the same as most IDEs do), then you should go with Visual Studio, if you look for compatibility and making projects that can be developed cross platform while also having more freedom in customization, then go with vs code, visual studio code is not even and IDE, it is a code editor that you can use extensions to extend its functionality (which can bring it close to what an ide can do)
I use mac and windows so I don't even use Visual Studio anymore because it's not supported one of them. It's just better to have tools that apply to all the needs and have less hassle(if that is even possible..)
I have problem with CMake, when I select the side popup bar for CMake It shows [Target in Preset] for (Build), I couldn't change it to (MyCMakeproject). can you help me?
Hello everyone! I would like to suggest that VSCode have a theme that follows the Windows 11 theme, including the Mica effect on the top menu bar and status bar, as it does in Microsoft Edge.
Nice tutorial. You didn't state the keyboard shortcut you used to enter the Command Palette in Vscode (It is Ctrl + Shift + P). Again at that "Set Build Target" things were a little muddled up, because if you click it, it lists out Presets for you to select from and gives you the option to add a new Preset, but you just entered the name skipping a step and also without stating whether you added an additional Preset.
Hey! This could be due to the compiler you are trying to use. If you are trying to compile a C++ file, make sure you are using a g++ compiler or its equivalent.
i wanted to learn c++ from scratch, but after seeing that i need to download compilers, cmake, and whatever other tools, instead of just using a IDE and make a simple f project, i prefer to quit this. Never again!
Wow that is complicated! I need a tool for CMake.
Awesome! Exactly what I needed to know!
Why don't you give an examlpe with dependencies?
any hotkey to run instead of clicking the status bar icon?
why is F5 hotkey wanting to do its own things? is there a way to have the regular "Run" menu use the CMake tooling?
Very well presented. Cheers.
Did I just see the Microsoft Product Manager installing CMake onto a Mac (including the standard GUI way to move to the "Applications" folder, rather specific name used by Apple)?
(Yes, chose version for "macOS 10.10 or later".)
(I do appreciate the wide applicability of the tools and showing that on a different system. Just was a bit jarring.)
They discontinued Visual Studio for Mac, that’s why she is showing how to use VS Code instead.
I noticed I have to understand how json files work. What is it used for originaly and stuff. Thanks. I was stuck at json file part. Thanks for the video.
Since Visual Studio Community Edition is free, what are any good reasons we might wish to develop C++ in VS Code? Just curious.
well, if you want to use a compiler toolchain like GCC or Clang, then you should go with it since Visual Studio uses their own proprietary compiler (MSVC), which is exclusive to windows, not to mention that Visual Studio itself is exclusive to windows too, so if you work on linux or mac then that can't be an option.
there are plenty of reasons to go with visual studio code, but there are equally as many not to do so, it's up to your own preference and plans. If you want to make a piece of software that is open source and let other people that don't use windows also work on it, then you can't do it by using Visual Studio for it. If you want things to be served on a plate for you (the same as most IDEs do), then you should go with Visual Studio, if you look for compatibility and making projects that can be developed cross platform while also having more freedom in customization, then go with vs code, visual studio code is not even and IDE, it is a code editor that you can use extensions to extend its functionality (which can bring it close to what an ide can do)
I use mac and windows so I don't even use Visual Studio anymore because it's not supported one of them. It's just better to have tools that apply to all the needs and have less hassle(if that is even possible..)
The irony. Why is microsoft employee using mac??
I have problem with CMake, when I select the side popup bar for CMake It shows [Target in Preset] for (Build), I couldn't change it to (MyCMakeproject). can you help me?
CMake has this problem that every feature has a randomly created command name. There is absolutely no norm or reasoning in what are the command names.
more cmake tutorials please. sometimes intellisense does not respond if the cpp files are inside nested directory.
Can you please provide a class for adding more file to CMAKE in just 2 steps?
I want video on setup of c++ and opencv , cmake in vs code editor
I spent over 20 years developing in C++ daily before escaping. For those still trapped, I wish you well.
😂
Jokes aside, would you flat out just send unsuspecting victims to Rust, Zig, Go?
Which tarpit did you escape to? 😂
Let me guess: You escaped from C++ to Javascript, right? 😂
Even Microsoft staff isn’t using Windows 😂 don’t blame her
Hello everyone! I would like to suggest that VSCode have a theme that follows the Windows 11 theme, including the Mica effect on the top menu bar and status bar, as it does in Microsoft Edge.
Nice tutorial. You didn't state the keyboard shortcut you used to enter the Command Palette in Vscode (It is Ctrl + Shift + P). Again at that "Set Build Target" things were a little muddled up, because if you click it, it lists out Presets for you to select from and gives you the option to add a new Preset, but you just entered the name skipping a step and also without stating whether you added an additional Preset.
How to compile a single cpp file? Many times there is an error that file cannot be compiled.
😂😂
Hey! This could be due to the compiler you are trying to use. If you are trying to compile a C++ file, make sure you are using a g++ compiler or its equivalent.
that's why i prefer coding in java...no bs with unnecessary files. Just straight to develop an app.
i wanted to learn c++ from scratch, but after seeing that i need to download compilers, cmake, and whatever other tools, instead of just using a IDE and make a simple f project, i prefer to quit this. Never again!
@@razorblade413 What do you use instead?
Thank you
Love your video❤
Nice! 🎂
How to do this with remote development? CMake tools button disappears if your project is remote