I have Embarcedaro installed and in the installation directory there is a templates folder. In it there are 2 text files, helloc and hellocpp. These are the simplest forms of hello world that you can find. In other versions, the directory might be named examples. 1st make a new project for a console app and then add in this example file and compile and run it. There is also a helloc_input and likewise for C++ that will allow you to see the results on the command line console until you give back a char input. It is good to use a known working example to make sure you know how to use and make a project. Also, if you add in an example .c file to a project, there is a default main() in it, you will have to remove the default main() that gets put into a project automatically, No 2 main()s in one project!
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I have Embarcedaro installed and in the installation directory there is a templates folder. In it there are 2 text files, helloc and hellocpp. These are the simplest forms of hello world that you can find. In other versions, the directory might be named examples. 1st make a new project for a console app and then add in this example file and compile and run it. There is also a helloc_input and likewise for C++ that will allow you to see the results on the command line console until you give back a char input. It is good to use a known working example to make sure you know how to use and make a project. Also, if you add in an example .c file to a project, there is a default main() in it, you will have to remove the default main() that gets put into a project automatically, No 2 main()s in one project!