Lokesh Kurre

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Well, you can modify the setting.json file, have -std=c++XX version, instead of manually adding. For windows this shall do, ```json "code-runner.executorMap": { "c": "cd $dir & gcc -std=c17 \"$fileName\" -o...

Well, I can't see a problem here, actual your command was to compile your c file, not to execute it. If you have made changes to execute file rest it...

just make some changes in setting.json file. Change c99 to whichever versoin you want. ```json "code-runner.executorMap": { "c": "cd $dir & gcc -std=c99 \"$fileName\" -o \"$fileNameWithoutExt\" & ./\"$dir$fileNameWithoutExt.exe\"", "cpp": "cd...

Pretty much true, just a little advice, use a escape sequence before using double quotes. Like this. ```json "code-runner.executorMap": { "c": "cd $dir & gcc -std=c17 \"$fileName\" -o \"$fileNameWithoutExt\" &...

Well I don't think, it is a bug, as your program `exited with code=3221225785` it is possible to have some run time error. Sometimes invalid memory access causes this. Well...

> you could add a code runner configuration in "settings -> extension -> Run Code configuration" , and you can check if your Run In Terminal configuration is checked. @yantul...

I don't think macOS allow window batch file(.cmd or .bat) to run, unless you use VM. If yout want to run it, find a alternative version in bash language then...