Using Code Warrior

• Fire up Code Warrior by clicking on the icon.
• Go to menu "File"
• Select menu item "New..."
• You are now in a window that lets you create a new "project."
  • Select Win32 C/C++ Application Stationary.
  • Select a directory save your project in. It should be on the d: drive (In the future, only the d: drive will be writable).
  • Give your project a distinctive name. I called mine "junk"
  • Click "OK"
• A small window will appear. If you want to compile a C or C++ program, select WinSIOUX C++. This means that the program will run on a terminal-type window on the screen.
• Now the "project window" should appear. You will see several "folders" in the window, including one called "source." This is where your programs will go. To open this folder, click on the + next to the folder. In the folder you will see a file called main.c.
• You can open this file (by clicking twice on it) and write your program.
• "main.c" is a rather generic name and you might want change it to something more informative like "junk.c." Got to the menu "File" and select "Save As.." and save your program. In any case, you should save your program before compiling ... in case your Microsoft Windows machine decides to crash.
• To compile and run your program, click on the triangle in the "project window."
• If the program compiles successfully, the program runs and a window appears showing the results.
• If compilation was unsuccessful, then a window appears showing the location of the error.
• If you want to add a file to the "project," such as a subroutine downloaded from the Internet, go to the menu "project," select "add files," and proceed from there.
• Normally, your program will print to the screen. You can get a copy of this by using the "Mark", "Copy," and "Paste" icons on the window containing the output of your program.