If you use set makeprg=gcc\ -o\ %<\ % in your vimrc, and your actual file is file.c, then :make will compile file.c with the output file. (gcc file.c -o file). If you use GNU make the above change is not required. Instead, simply use the following command to compile the current file (you need to save it first): :make %:r When using other compilers, like Sun cc, you can adapt the tip to suit your compiler.
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