Note: Clang and GCC is installed to the same directory, eg. The header files of libc++ will be stored at C:\msys64\mingw64\include\c++\v1. When invoking clang++, add the flag -stdlib=libc++. Optional): If you want to get clang's implementation of the C++ standard library (ie. Open any shell such as cmd and type in clang -version and you shall see the following: Now search for environment variable and open itĬlick Environment Variables, find Path in System variables, double click to open the setting.Ĭlick New and copy C:\msys64\mingw64\bin to the new entry.Ĭlick OK to close all windows. If you also want to install clang, skip this part and go directly to Install Clang, because GCC is a dependency of Clang (on MSYS2) and will be automatically installed when you install clang. Just launch the installer and keep clicking "Next" Install GCC This guide will cover the installation of GCC, Clang and MSVC. Create a project in various IDEs/text editors and start writing code.VSCode Font switcher (proud contributor).C/C++ include guard (proud contributor).Setting up a system-wide package manager.
The screenshot are from Windows Sandbox, which is a clean install of Windows 10.
This guide aims to provide the fullest list of every possible main-stream IDEs/text editors you might want to use and its respective configuration on Windows.įollow the guide and screenshot carefully.
You can just use Visual Studio, which is the best and beginner-friendly solution and has really good documentation from Microsoft, but for some reason you are just a boomer and don't want to use it and you are dumb to set up the alternatives. I will admit, that most C++ programming books do NOT actually tell you how to set things up.Īnd I think that's hilarious, because how are you supposed to program without a working development environment?Īlthough some books do mention it, they usually target Unix operating systems. I know a lot of you are having troubles of getting it to work on Windows and complaining a shiton. The definitive guide of setting up C/C++ development environment on Windows
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