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I agree that the convenience of a quick keyboard shortcut in an IDE is really effective for quickly compiling+running a piece of code, but I'm just wondering if

I agree that the convenience of a quick keyboard shortcut in an IDE is really effective for quickly compiling+running a piece of code, but I'm just wondering if anyone has found any tips and tricks to do this without the need to use an 'established' IDE

ximeng 16y ago
In vim use :make to run make in the current directory. You can browse through errors using :cn and :cp ("quickfix"). Finally use :!program to run your program. You could fairly easily map keys to do these.