C++ vs code configuration
I had a C++ environnement stable on vs code(1.91.0) + remote shh: (autocompletion, swich between header/source files, goto definition(ctrl+click), after some upgrades nothing is working :/.
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enter image description hereits a really basic c++ program but it just doesnt run on my vs code. neither this one nor any other c++ code.however python,c,java are running fine.enter image description hereas you can see debugger is showing the cout messages only. can someone help me with setting up of vs code?
VSCode problem with code running and set location ,it said can’t find path
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what to do to solve this problem..
the problem shows when I try to do: ctrl + alt + N………the problem is it cannot find path
VSCode C/C++ Extension Pack v1.20.5 Not Installing in Workspace
I’m using VSCode and WSL Ubuntu 20.04 to do my programming. I’m trying to install the C/C++ extension v1.20.5. After installing, it says “This extension is disabled in this workspace because it is defined to run in the Remote Extension Host. Please install the extension in WSL: Ubuntu 20.04 to enable.” On top of this message I get three options: “Install in WSL: Ubuntu-20.04” “Uninstall” and “Switch to Pre-Release Version”. Of course, I click the first option, but it doesn’t seem to install, as it puts me back in the same situation where I get the same message and three options above it.
It seems like it isn’t installed in my workspace, only the local workspace, so I looked at this Git extension disabled in VS code with WSL and for step two I do not have the section “WSL: UBUNTU: INSTALLED” and can’t follow the subsequent steps. My extension page just shows the following:
VSCode C/C++ Extension Pack v1.20.5 Not Installing
I’m using VSCode and WSL Ubuntu 20.04 to do my programming. I’m trying to install the C/C++ extension v1.20.5. After installing, it says “This extension is disabled in this workspace because it is defined to run in the Remote Extension Host. Please install the extension in WSL: Ubuntu 20.04 to enable.” On top of this message I get three options: “Install in WSL: Ubuntu-20.04” “Uninstall” and “Switch to Pre-Release Version”. Of course, I click the first option, but it doesn’t seem to install, as it puts me back in the same situation where I get the same message and three options above it. I’m not sure what is happening.
VSCode “Unable to Read File”
Accidently deleted some files but couldn’t remember what it is, I am also new to vs code so idk what I am doing. I get this message after I install a extension,
I tried restarting but I can’t fix itthe screenshot of the message
undefined reference to function in vs code
I am working on project in vs code using C language i have error related to project
VS Code encoding when piping std::out to a file
I copied the below code into ray_tracer.cpp
, compiled, and ran ray_tracer.exe > image.ppm
. It generated the image I expected when running from the command prompt, but when I ran that code from the VS Code terminal, it generated a file that was twice the size and wasn’t the correct format/encoding.
Unable to start Debugging. Unexpected GDB output – VsCode Doesn’t Compile C codes
I am trying to run C codes in the VsCode but it doesn’t work, i’ve already installed mingw and all the needed extensions for running C codes.
VS Code not showing the entire output for the cpp file
this is my code