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Suggested steps:
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User Account screen:
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1. Fill in the required information
about yourself. We understand that you can spoof our system with
false information, but we humbly ask that you don't. We do not sell your
information to any other companies. You may receive an occasional email
from us, mostly to advise you of new services and compilers. See our Privacy
Statement.
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2. Select your preferences. Rows
and Columns refer to the size of the editor window on the compiler
screen. File preservation options determine when files are saved and
backed up.
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Compiler Options screen:
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3. Select a compiler from the
drop-down list and click "Show Options". A table will appear
with available options for the selected compiler.
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4. You may change compiler options if
you wish, but the default settings should let you demo the compiler without
any problems. If you change options, click "Update Options" to
save changes and see the change reflected in the command line.
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File Manager screen:
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5. Click on the demo directory that
matches the compiler that you selected. You should see sample source
files that are compatible with your selected compiler.
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6. Click on the file
that you want to bring to the compiler screen.
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Compiler screen:
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7. You should see the contents of the
file you selected in the editor window. To compile the source code and
create a results file, simply click "Compile" at the top of the
page. You will see additional links appear.
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8. Click "Compiler
Messages" to move to the lower part of the page where the compiler has
reported any warnings or errors. This information is the same thing you
would see if you were running the compiler on your machine from a DOS command
line.
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9. The "Download Result
File" is a link to the binary file that you just created. You may
right-click to save the file, or left-click to view the file in your browser.
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10. Return to the File Manager to see
all of the files that were created. Some compilers report errors to a
file instead of the screen. These files will be saved in the same
directory where your source code is.
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