Stdio.h = stdio.h = stdio.h = stdio.h = stdio.h = stdio.h After a struggle, finally configured, the following to share with you ~

precondition

  1. Download the vs code

    Official website: code.visualstudio.com/

  2. Download the MinGW

    Official website: www.mingw.org/

Because it is a foreign website so the loading will be slow, but also through the computer housekeeper software management what to install, effective test, the effect is the same ~

Step 1: Install VS Code and MinGW

The installation step is easy, just double click and keep clicking next

However, the NEWLY downloaded VS Code is in English. If you need to configure it in Chinese, you need to change the Settings

Click the icon at the bottom of the left to search For Chinese and find the Chinese language package to download

Press Enter and select zh-cn

Step 2: Configure MinGW environment variables

If this step is not configured, it can be used only in the MinGW bin folder, so you need to configure ~

  1. Open advanced Settings on your computer

Right-click the computer and click on properties

Click Advanced System Settings

  1. Click on environment variables

After entering advanced Settings, click environment Variables

  1. Find path in the system variable and add the bin directory for MinGW

Scroll down to find Path and click Edit

Locate the directory where MinGW is installed and locate the address of the bin folder

Each person’s installation location may be different, I this is the default installation directory has not changed, find their own installation directory

When the window pops up, click New and paste the address you just copied to

The CMD command window is displayed

If the configuration is not configured or unsuccessful, it will look like this

If the configuration is successful, it will look like this

Step 3: Open configuration in VS Code

  1. Open vs code’s C++ configuration file

Use the shortcut key CTRL +shift+p to open the search bar and type C++

Open the schematic configuration file

  1. Add header files from the include folder in the MinGW directory, e.g. “C:/MinGW/include/**”
  2. Add the last folder name from the previous image to the C++ configuration file

C :\mingw\bin\.. c:\mingw\bin\.. / lib/GCC/mingw32/4.6.2 / include/c + +

To c: / mingw/bin /.. / lib/GCC/mingw32/4.6.2 / include/c + +

All file directories are double quotation marks with English punctuation at both ends. If not, an error may be reported

After adding it, it looks like this:

Remember to save the changes after typing #include stdio.h