How to compile and run C in sublime text 3

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I would like to compile and run C program in sublime text 3 on ubuntu 14 04  Currently the program is being compiled with gcc using sublime text 3 executing a command  see below code   but I was wondering if it s possible to have the program execution output to appear on sublime text console as well   Here s what I currently have to compile C program with sublime text 3  c compile sublime-build     cmd      gcc     file name    -o      file base name      selector     source c    shell  false   working dir      file path      I ve tried adding  amp  amp      file base name  like this      cmd      gcc     file name    -o      file base name     amp  amp        file base name      selector     source c    shell  false   working dir      file path      But it s giving me this error   gcc  error   amp  amp   No such file or directory  Finished in 0 0s with exit code 1   cmd    gcc    Ex1-6 c    -o    Ex1-6     amp  amp       Ex1-6     dir   home admin Desktop C book chap1   path   usr local sbin  usr local bin  usr sbin  usr bin  sbin  bin  usr games  usr local games    Here s my simple C program I m working with   Ex1-6 c   include  lt stdio h gt   main        printf  Hello world        I searched online for a solution but suggested answers either allows to compile only  This parts is already working for me   or does not work  Any idea how to fix this code in order to compile and run in sublime text 3  If possible   Thank you  Edit  1 as suggested by  user2357112   After changing shell to true      cmd      gcc     file name    -o      file base name     amp  amp        file base name      selector     source c    shell  true   working dir      file path      That s what I get   gcc  fatal error  no input files compilation terminated   Finished in 0 0s with exit code 4   cmd    gcc    Ex1-6 c    -o    Ex1-6     amp  amp       Ex1-6     dir   home admin Desktop C book chap1   path   usr local sbin  usr local bin  usr sbin  usr bin  sbin  bin  usr games  usr local games    Edit  2 as suggested by Eugene K   I tried changing cmd to run the program only      cmd          file base name      selector     source c    shell  false   working dir      file path      It runs successfully and prints the output on the console with some code   Hello world  Finished in 0 0s with exit code 12   cmd      Ex1-6     dir   home amir Desktop C book chap1   path   usr local sbin  usr local bin  usr sbin  usr bin  sbin  bin  usr games  usr local games    So far the cmd either compiles or runs but does not do both together  hope something can be done to make it compile and run with a single command

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The latest build of the sublime even allows the direct command instead of double quotes  Try the below code for the build system         cmd      gcc  file name -o   file base name   amp  amp      file base name          selector     source c        shell   true       working dir      file path

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try to write a shell script named run sh in your project foler     bin bash   YOUR EXECUTIVE FILE    AND OTHER THING   and make a Build System to compile and execute it            shell cmd    make all  amp  amp    run sh      don t forget  chmod  x run sh  do one thing and do it well

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For a sublime build system implementing the Run menu command     Go to Tools- Build System- New Build System        Or    Create a file    config sublime-text-3 Packages User GCC sublime-build    And insert this      shell cmd     gcc  file name -o   file base name     working dir      file path    variants                    name    Run          shell cmd    gcc  file name -o   file base name   amp  amp    file path    file base name                  This example uses the GCC compiler  Feel free to replace gcc with the compiler of your choice

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The code that worked for me on a Windows 10 machine using Sublime Text 3       cmd     gcc  file name -o   file base name      selector     source c     shell    true    working dir      file path     variants                       name    Run          cmd      file base name

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If you code C or C   language  I think we are lucky because we could use a file to input   It is so convenient and clear  I often do that  This is argument to implement it      freopen  inputfile    r   stdin       Notice that inputfile must locate at same directory with source code file  r is stand for read

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The best way would be just to use a Makefile for your project and ST3 will automatically detect build system for your project  For example  If you press shift   ctrl cmd  B you will see this

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Have you tried just writing out the whole command in a single string      cmd      gcc  file name -o   file base name   amp  amp      file base name      selector     source c    shell   true   working dir      file path      I believe  semi-speculation here   that ST3 takes the first argument as the  program  and passes the other strings in as  arguments   https   docs python org 2 library subprocess html subprocess Popen

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Are you using sublime text on linux  I got the same problem and it was solved  Here is my c sublime-build       shell cmd     gcc  file name -o  file base name  amp  amp     file base name      selector     source c     shell  true    working dir      file path

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quot cmd quot     quot gcc quot    quot -Wall quot    quot -ansi quot    quot -pedantic-errors quot    quot  file name quot    quot -o quot      quot   file base name  exe quot    quot  amp  amp  quot    quot start quot    quot cmd quot    quot  k quot     quot  file base name quot      quot selector quot    quot source c quot     quot working dir quot    quot   file path  quot     quot shell quot   true    It takes input and show output on a command prompt

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In Sublime Text 3    Try changing the above code to this  note the addition of  start         variants              name    Run          cmd      start      file base name  exe

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After a rigorous code-hunting session over the internet  I finally came up with a solution which lets you compile   run your C code  together at once   in C99  in a dedicated terminal window  I know  a few people dont like C99  I dont like a few people either   In most of the cases Sublime compiles and runs the code  but in C90 or a lesser version  So if you specifically want it to be C99  this is the way to go   NOTE  Btw  I did this on a Windows machine  cannot guarantee for others  It probably won t work there   1  Create a new build system in Sublime  Tools   Build System   New Build System       2  A new file called untitled sublime-build would be created   Most probably  Sublime will open it for you   If not  go to Preferences   Browse Packages   User    If the file untitled sublime-build is there  then open it  if it isn t there  then create it manually and open it   3  Copy and paste the given below code in the above mentioned untitled sublime-build file and save it          windows                  cmd     gcc   -std c99     file name   -o      file base name  exe    -lm    -Wall     amp    start      file base name  exe               selector     source c        shell   true       working dir      file path       Close the file  You are almost done   4  Finally rename your file from untitled sublime-build to myC sublime-build  or you might as well show your creativity here  Just keep the file extension same   5  Finally set the current Build System to the filename which you wrote in the previous step  In this case  it is myC    Voila   Compile   Run your C code using C99 by Tools   Build   or by simply pressing Ctrl   B

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We can compile the code of C in Sublime Text and can print some value or strings but it does not accept input from the user   Till I know    I am sure about compiling but not about output from given input    If you are using Windows you have to set the environment variables for Sublime Text and GCC compiler

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Instruction is base on the  icemelon  post   Link to the post   how-do-i-compile-and-run-a-c-program-in-sublime-text-2  Use the link below to find out how to setup enviroment variable on your OS   c environment setup  The instruction below was tested on the Windows 8 1 system and Sublime Text 3 - build 3065   1  Install MinGW  2  Add path to the  MinGW bin  in the  PATH environment variable     System Properties -  Advanced -  Environment  variables and there update  PATH  variable   3  Then check your PATH environment variable by the command below in the  Command Prompt    echo  path    4  Add new Build System to the Sublime Text   My version of the code below   C sublime-build     link to the code   C sublime-build     Put this file here      C  Users  User Name  AppData Roaming Sublime Text 3 Packages User     Use  Ctrl B  to Build and  Crtl Shift B  to Run the project     OR use  Tools - gt  Build System - gt  New Build System     and put the code there          cmd      gcc     file name    -o      file base name  exe            Doesn t work  sublime text 3  Windows 8 1             cmd      gcc  file name -o   file base name           selector     source c        shell   true       working dir      file path           You could add path to your gcc compiler this and don t add path to your  PATH environment variable          path     C   MinGW  bin        variants                  name    Run              cmd        file base name  exe

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