Pulsar Text Editor - How to Compile and Run a C++ Program
Are you looking for an alternative to your current C++ editor? Do you want something that is modern, fast and also nice to look at? If so, look no farther than the Pulsar Text Editor. The Pulsar Text Editor is your next C++ editor, perhaps your final C++ editor!
In this video I show you how to compile and run a C++ program in the Pulsar Text Editor. I'll show you how to install all of the necessary dependencies as well as how to actually compile and run the program including a keyboard shortcut that will help out.
This is all done on a Chromebook with Debian Linux installed. I'll show you the exact commands you need to install the dependencies and the exact package that you need to install on the Pulsar Text Editor.
You'll learn how to install the gcc and g++ compilers and how to install xterm, all of which are necessary to use the gpp-compiler package to compile and run C++ code inside of the Pulsar Text Editor.
The setup is quick and easy and can take less than 5 minutes to create. You'll be creating, compiling and running C++ programs in no time at all!