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I just downloaded ConEMU and I'm starting to explore some of the options on my own. I can't seem to find a start-up tutorial anywhere, or a list of awesome features, or anything like that so that's what I'm here for.

More specifically, the one main feature I'm trying to get out of ConEMU is a built-in compiler somehow (if this is possible).

I know that Mac terminals have the ability to type "g++ ..." to compile C++ code, and I want my terminal to have the same capabilities.

Other than that, I am looking for a list of awesome features, shortcuts, hotkeys, or anything of that sort.

Thanks a lot

Logan
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  • So you really have two questions: 1) how to get a command line compiler tool chain installed on your machine (this really has nothing to do with ConEMU), and 2) what are some of the awesome features, etc., of ConEMU? – Michael Burr Dec 15 '15 at 00:57
  • @MichaelBurr Yes, that's what I was asking. I didn't realize ConEMU didn't have that support – Logan Dec 15 '15 at 01:31
  • Mac terminals don't "come with support" for g++, either. Neither do DOS prompts, or *nix command lines. You need to install the compiler on the *operating system*. The "shell" that executes in the "terminal window" merely executes commands available from the OS. – paulsm4 Dec 15 '15 at 05:49
  • http://conemu.github.io/ – Maximus Dec 15 '15 at 06:34

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"conemu" gives you nothing to "compile a program".

SUGGESTION:

It sounds like you're on Windows.

If so, consider trying MinGW: http://www.mingw.org/

You might also like CodeBlocks + Gcc (with C++11 support): http://www.codeblocks.org/

paulsm4
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