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> :!make IMO, :make is (usually) better, because it adds errors to the quickfix list, and put your cursor on the first error location.
by palunon 10y ago
> :!make
IMO, :make is (usually) better, because it adds errors to the quickfix list, and put your cursor on the first error location.
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoIn all honesty, I've never actually done :!make (or :make) as I nearly always have it wrapped behind my own build scripts
- jmcphers 10y agoYou can set :make to execute your own build script instead of make, and you can also tell vim how to interpret the output. See e.g.: https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/6679/terminal-setup-when-running-make-from-vim https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/6679/terminal-setup-w...