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How to create .exe file?
may i know how can i convert my C++ program into .exe file?
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compile it with a compiler such as gcc, Dev-C++, Microsoft Visual C++, Borland C++ Builder, Digital Mars C++, etc...
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The other day I compiled my sdl-program to a windows .exe on my linux box with the mingw-gcc cross-compiler.. It felt so good to develop for windows on my linux machine
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i'm currently using microsoft visual c++...may i know the steps to create the .exe file?
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If i remember correctly (used visual c++ 6 long time ago), every time you compile you create an executable in the directory of choice (Debug or Release). Browse your project directory for it and you'll find it I think.
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Icon is right. Go to the projects. Then go for Rebuild-All to create binary module.If successfully compiled, there is a link to create exe.

Note: It depends on the nature of your project.That is if the project you created is with the aim of making dynamic libraries, you will make DLL.

So when createing a new project, go for win32 console for making exe as as the final deliverable.
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