This is a command line tool used to create competitive programming projects (using C++14) with a single command. This helps in easily configuring the projects.
This automatically sets and creates one file for pasting Input Cases, and one file which will receive the output generated by the program.
It sets up the build systems or build tasks or launch and attach configurations to create the executable file for running or debugging.
This program uses a source template which will be specified by the user. And it will ask for a directory where it will be creating the new folders (for new projects).
Note: This programs requires 'set' step to be done on first time use only.
- Extract the files to a folder. Install your preferred code editor (This program can work alongwith vscode and sublime). This program works with g++ compiler (c++14)
- Install dotnet core runtime
- Run the executable file 'CPPCPConfig.exe' located in the folder
- Type 'set'
- Follow the steps
- When the program exits and all setting is done successfully, then again run that executable file.
- Type 'help' command and you can see how to create the projects and how to open them after creating.
- On Windows, the path to IDE program files (executables) and the compiler (include and binaries) files should be added to the path.
- Extract the files to a folder. Install your preferred code editor (This program can work alongwith vscode and sublime). This program works with g++ compiler (c++14)
- Install dotnet core runtime
- Open terminal and navigate to the folder where files are extracted
- Run 'dotnet CPPCPConfig.dll'
- Type 'set'
- Follow the steps
- When the program exits and all setting is done successfully, then again run 'dotnet CPPCPConfig.dll' command
- Type 'help' command and you can see how to create the projects and how to open them after creating