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Magic C++ 3.0 has suppoorted for developing C/C++ interpreter Ch script. Here is the guide for finishing this task.

(1) Install and configure Magic C++ and create a empty project

You must install and configure Magic C++ before developing C/C++ interpreter Ch script. Please refer

Magic C++ step by step tutorial ­How to write your first "Hello World"

and create a empty project instead of "Hello World" project, you needn't compile and debug the project because Ch is a kind of C/C++ interpreter script.

(2) Create a "Hello World" Ch script

Choose File->New to create a Ch script and name it as hello.ch

Copy and paste these sample codes to hello.ch

/*********************************/

#!/bin/ch
/* with the above line,
this program can run in Ch or other shells.
Otherwise, the program only runs in Ch */

#include <stdio.h>

int main( int argc, char** argv ) {

int i=0;

printf("Hello, world\n");

for( i=0; i<argc; i++ )
printf( "%s\n", argv[i] );

return 0;
}
/*********************************/

Choose File->Save Workspace to save changes.

(5) Execute "Hello World" Ch script

You needn't compile and debug the project because Ch is a kind of C/C++ interpreter script.

Choose Project->Project Setup... and input the Ch script name and execute parameters there before executing

***Notice***

If the Ch script suffix is not *.ch, you must specify ch.exe as the executable filename and specify the Ch script as the first parameter which followed by optional execute parameters.

Choose Compile->Execute to execute Ch script

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