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User forums => Help => Topic started by: Locutus on March 10, 2010, 08:59:33 pm
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Hi everyone. First of all, I have been using Code::Blocks sor some time now and I love it. It's, in my opinion, the best alternative to the VC++ IDE my school uses. But I have ONE issue I need help with and it follows:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
printf("Hello world!\n");
return 0;
}
I'm sure everyone here has seen this. it is fine with me that it creates a main.c (I'd really like it to be <project name>.c, but I can deal with that) but the default code sucks. I want it to have something else, or NOT create a new source file at all. I've changed the default code in the options but still it doesn't change unless I create a new source myself. The thing is, main.c is still created when I create a new project. I can create a new source file and remove main.c but the file still is created and still exists. :x This is not acceptable to me. I was wondering if I could change this behavior at all?
The optimal solution for me would be that it creates a new source file named the same as the project with the required default code. Another solution would be to create a new project without a source file at all.
Can you help me do this?
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What about creating an empty project instead of a console application?
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