How do I run a C program from VIM?

by

:!gcc -o somename % && ./somename
When using :!, % will be substituted by the name of the currently opened file.

When your project becomes larger, you can also write a makefile and compile the current project with :make, if there are any errors, vim will jump to them automatically.

More Related Contents:

  1. How can I autoformat/indent C code in vim?
  2. what is the return type of printf [closed]
  3. Sort words and then the sentence including digits and characters in Shell scripting or perl scripting [closed]
  4. Why isn’t the size of an array parameter the same as within main?
  5. C sizeof a passed array [duplicate]
  6. Why shouldn’t I use atoi()? [duplicate]
  7. Overloading Macro on Number of Arguments
  8. How to prevent SIGPIPEs (or handle them properly)
  9. How do I create an array of strings in C?
  10. How to convert enum names to string in c
  11. clock_gettime alternative in Mac OS X
  12. What are the use cases of SO_REUSEADDR?
  13. How can I copy a file on Unix using C?
  14. srand function is returning same values
  15. How to kill processes by name? (Win32 API)
  16. Recursive mkdir() system call on Unix
  17. What is -ffreestanding option in gcc?
  18. what is the difference between struct {0} and memset 0 [duplicate]
  19. Why getch() returns before press any key?
  20. Unexpected output of printf
  21. Why does char* cause undefined behaviour while char[] doesn’t?
  22. Explain the order of evaluation in printf [duplicate]
  23. Why Output is 0000 and How? [duplicate]
  24. How can I throw an exception in C?
  25. Implicit declaration of ‘gets’
  26. Compare 16 byte strings with SSE
  27. What do pty and tty mean?
  28. How to implement a linked list in C?
  29. Why won’t extern link to a static variable?
  30. In clang, how do you use per-function optimization attributes?

Leave a Comment