HOW To Compile C programs in VIM Editor ? [ HELP ]

[AntiVista]

I Installed latest VIM 7.0 Editor for Windows XP. But i don't know how
to compile C programs in VIM Editor.

I run the HELLO WORLD Program and save the file as HELLO.C
Then i press the Make Button. An error is generated showing " make is
not an internal or external command)

I set the Systex to C language in VIM editor. How to set the compiler
for C in VIM

Please HELP ME !!!

Thanks to Comp Group

 

[Christopher Benson-Manica]

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I Installed latest VIM 7.0 Editor for Windows XP. But i don't know how
to compile C programs in VIM Editor.

You don't compile programs with Vim. Vim invokes a compiler you
already have installed on your system.

I run the HELLO WORLD Program and save the file as HELLO.C
Then i press the Make Button. An error is generated showing " make is
not an internal or external command)

Because you have no program called "make" installed on your system.
(or, more technically, at least not accessible in any directory on
your PATH.) Probably no compiler either. There are numerous free C
compilers available for Windows; Google can tell you all about them.
When you do that, there are forums where you can discuss Vim and
issues relating to configuring it to do what you want. This is not
such a forum.

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[santosh]

I Installed latest VIM 7.0 Editor for Windows XP. But i don't know how
to compile C programs in VIM Editor.

I run the HELLO WORLD Program and save the file as HELLO.C
Then i press the Make Button. An error is generated showing " make is
not an internal or external command)

I set the Systex to C language in VIM editor. How to set the compiler
for C in VIM

Please HELP ME !!!

Thanks to Comp Group

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[jmcgill]

i don't know how
to compile C programs in VIM Editor.

I just do :!make

Try www.vim.org for better info on vim.