Tuesday, July 28, 2009

How do I convert a C file into a readable final product?

I downloaded bloodshed dev-C++ and I made a project, compiled it, and saved it. It saved as a C file and when I clicked on it, It showed me the code not the final product of the code. My question is that how do I make it into a final product of the codes so it doesn't show the codes but what the codes make?

How do I convert a C file into a readable final product?
the file u are assumeing final is not the final one. Just compile the program and you will get a .exe file which is the actual final product you want.


just double clicking that file you will get the desired output.
Reply:Ctrl+F9 compiles the code.





Ctrl+F10 runs the compiled executable(.exe) file





This is the default combination for Dev - C++
Reply:Well if you compiled the file then it should have created a *.exe file which would be the compiled code of the file. On bloodshed dev-C++ there is a button called "compile %26amp; run" try that and see what happens. That should give you the desire result.





If you don't have this then I recommend you use Visual Studio 2005 and create all your C ++ file through there.


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