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Creating a Project with C++ Builder

And with Quincy

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Starting a New Project

Choose File, then New

Note the options which appear

Choose the Console Wizard

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Console Wizard

Take the default options on the Console Wizard

Click on Finish

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Adapting the Window

Save As this project to the desired

directorywith the desired

name

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Adding Files to the Project

PulldownProject

Add to projectSpecify file

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Note Changes to Edit Windows

New tab with that file

References in code of main program

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Include File

Specify #include "xxx.h" for project

Also need #include <conio.h> for getch() to pause at end of output

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Running the Project

Choose the Run option (button, pulldown menu, or F9)

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Output Window

Project runs in an output window

Properties ofoutput windowcan be adjusted

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Accessing Output

Output window cannot be printed directly

Instead, Right click top boarder Select Mark Block off

with mouse Then select

Copy

Place text ina text editorfor printing

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Using Quincy

It is a good idea to create a new directory to place all your .h and .cpp files for the project

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Using Quincy

From the Quincy heading click on File and New

Choose Project

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Creating a Project

Specify …The name of the .exe file and …The directory where you will have the .h

and .cpp filesUse the default

Console option

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Adding Files to the ProjectThe project window appears

Specify files to be added to the window the .cpp class files the .cpp with main()

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Working with the Project

The files you specify are listed in the project window

Double click on the file name to load the file into the editor

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Running the Program

Click on the Run icon or …

Press the F9 key or …

Use the Debug pull down menu and choose Run

If the files need to be recompiled or rebuilt, Quincy will do so or ask to do so