Questions about the basic operation of VC 6 0

First, go to the VC6 environment, click on the File option in the upper left corner, select New, and create a project. Select Win32 Console Application, name AA, and click OK and Finish.

An empty project, completed, determined.

The project has already been built.

Next, click on the file option in the top left corner and select new to create a file.

C C++ source file filename aa OK.

Paste**,Ctrl+F5 success...

You try again.

Once you're in, you don't have to choose to create a project. Just choose to create a c resource file.

Here's how I did it :

Enter the VC6 environment, click on the File option in the upper left corner, select New, and create a project.

Click on the file option in the top left corner and select new to create a file.

C C++ source file filename aa OK.

Paste**,Ctrl+F5 success...

01Enter the VC++ interface.

02At this time, we need to create a new interface, click on the file in the menu bar.

03Select "Win32 Console Application", create the project, you can start programming, set a name for the written project, and select a storage location.

04 After setting, click OK, then select an empty project, and you can click Done.

05 Next, we need to create a source ** file, select.

For Chinese parts, open New, then select the file in the new interface, click C++ source file, and set a file name.

06After the source is created, you can see the progress of the project in the workspace.

07 We can try to write a simple program, as follows: includeusing namespace std; int main() cout<<"hello world!"; return 0;

08 Then compile, link, execute, and that's it.

1. Enter the "C++" folder and click to enter the "English version of MSDEV".

2. Right-click "Visual C++" and select "Properties".

3. On the "Visual C++ Properties" page, click "Open File Location".

4. Overwrite the English version of the file into it, and then click "Replace the file in the target".

5. Finally, open the software to run normally.