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B37VB2 C Programming for Engineers Unit 1d - * John Fletcher, lecture3 - * 22.2QA3 Information Processing B37VB2 C Programming for Engineers Unit 1f: Introduction to Visual Studio 2012 AIMS In this unit, we will be considering the following topics: How to use the Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 programming environment installed in E101 to create and run C programs. Getting Started - Running Visual C++ To use the VS package, first log on to one of the PCs. The VS2012 program locates in the “Start - All Programs - Microsoft Visual Studio 2012-Visual Studio 2012. If you cannot find it, ask for help immediately Using the VS2012 The following window will appear on your desktop: Opening a new project VS2012 stores all information about a program in a project file. To create a new project file, click on File in the menu bar. Select New on the drop down menu and select Project. The VS2012 project The project is a feature VS2012 that is used to organise all the different files required by a single program. We shall see later, that it is possible to split one C program over a number of different files. The idea of a project is entirely to do with the package that we are using, and has nothing to do with the C programming language. When you create a “project” you will also create a “solution” . Solution files are terminated in the file extension “.sln“. You can create a number of projects in one solution. Creating a project 1 2 There are 2 points to note: A dialogue window will appear, as shown below: Creating a project The “Project Type All of the programs that we shall write will have the Win32 Console Application project type. The project path and name A path is the directory where the project file is stored. The default path is “F:\B37VB\ where F: is your root directory and B37VBis the directory containing the VS2012 C source files. You can type in the name of a new directory (e.g. “F:\mine\ ) if you prefer. VS2012 will create this directory. The