Re: anyway to run c++ code with out a laggy editer like vs or CodeBlocks?
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VSCode isn't VS. They're different products, with different UI frontends.
You don't open VSCode for every file. In fact, you don't open VS for every file either. If you're doing that you're using them very wrong. For VSCode, you open an entire folder, then use ctrl+shift+e to get to the explorer, or ctrl+p and then type part of the filename, to move between files. For VS, you do roughly the same thing but with different keystrokes, and instead of a folder you let VS manage your multi-file projects.
I open VSCode once when I start coding on Synthizer, keep it open for hours, and use the above procedures. Any sufficiently advanced developer isn't going to open and close editors all the time if they can avoid it, especially when good tools for managing the whole project like this exist. Switching between files is pretty instant. Note that you need to upgrade NVDA if you want a lag-free VSCode experience, just like with VS.
But if you're really, really going to insist on doing it how you want to do it, go grab Notepad++ and use the cli as I vhae described above.
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