The competitive programmer's C++ translator.

uses must be before all other code in CPC files:

use macros;
use factorial;

int main() {
	...
}

will work, but

#include <iostream>
use macros;
use factorial;

int main() {
	...
}

may cause unexpected behavior.

CPC is virtually identical to C++, except for having use libraries.

To use a library, simply put use <libname>; at the beginning of your code.

To compile your CPC program, run cpcc file.cpc.

If you would not like the credits comments at the beginning of your code, simplify run cpcc --nocredits file.cpc.

If you would not like warnings to be printed, simply run cpcc --Wnone file.cpc.

As CPCC depends on its libraries, it is highly recommended that you build from source as opposed to installing a prebuilt version. You may need to install Boost for CPCC to work.

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/kevlu8/CPCC.git

2. Make a build folder

cd CPCC
mkdir build
cd build

3. Configure with CMake

cmake ..

4. Compile the source code

make -j4

5. Install the executable and libraries

sudo make install

You can now use CPCC! Run cpcc --version to check if it is installed properly.