Running cpp file from windows form applicaion

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Hello,
I have created a Windows form with name form1.h
In this form, I have created a button. I have some abc.cpp file.
Now on Button click, i want to run the abc.cpp file.
I have added this abc.cpp to source files of my project.
How to do that?
Thank u in advance....

Posted 5-Apr-11 9:39am

MartinTaylor

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Can I suggest that you work your way through a few of the videos from this page[^]. You will find the answer to your question in them.

Posted 5-Apr-11 9:59am

Henry Minute

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-11 16:10pm

Maybe this is adequate to the OP's level. I feel big confusion. Can I suggest a vote of 5?
--SA

MartinTaylor 5-Apr-11 16:13pm

No doubt im a beginner but whats OP level?

Henry Minute 5-Apr-11 16:14pm

OP = Original Poster.

CPallini 5-Apr-11 16:13pm

Good one, my 5.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-05T09:55:00

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Strictly speaking you don't run .cpp files, you run applications, i.e. executable files (i.e. compiled source files).
I strongly suggest you reading a tutorial on writing Windows applications (either using MFC or Win32 API, depending on your preferences). You may also have a look on a simple application example (again either an MFC provided one or one shipped with the Windows Platform SDK).
:-)

Posted 5-Apr-11 9:55am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 5-Apr-11 16:11pm

Hard to say what to advice in the case of such confusion. A good attempt, I think, my 5.
--SA

[no name] 6-Apr-11 3:32am

If one has an cpp interpreter program, then one can run cpp files by clicking button.

CPallini 6-Apr-11 4:48am

Technically, however, you're running the interpreter.