How can I write in C in Visual Studio?
There is no plugin per se.
PS I know that there are other development environments, but VS is needed.
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There are two possibilities. The first is to select the C / C ++ item in the project properties. In the opened submenu, select the item "Advanced", and then in the right pane in the item "Compile as" select the option "Compile as C code".
The second possibility is to create a dummy with the .c extension in the directory where you want to have your project, and then when creating a project, select the item "Create a project from an existing project".
This is all I have long ago described on my forum in the very first topic Compilation of the C program in Microsoft VS 2010
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Well, since I prefer to work in the command line, I’ll tell you about it - in it, by default, the compiler treats source files with the .c extension as C text, and compiles accordingly. But there are also keys /Tc<file> - to compile file as a file in C, and /TC - to compile as C all files.
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