Running Multiple C Source Files within the same CLion Project

This video demonstrates how multiple source files (or programs) can be executed within the same CLion (an IDE from JetBrains) project (without creating a new one).

One of my friends asked me today about this as he is learning "C Programming" and was frustrated from having multiple projects just for simple problem solving programs. This video is a result of our conversation.

[hristijandimitrovski]

Thank you brother, you have no idea how many time I spent trying to make multiple programs in one file and I was pissed that I couldn't find the solution. This video was extremely useful for me, thank you so much.

[Izanagi]

This video was so helpful man this is gonna make programming in my C class a cinch. You are a hero among heroes

[PAMlobogris]

thank you so mucj man, after 100 vidoes, yours was the right one. THANK YOUUUU SO MUCH

[minimover]

for those who the config doesnt show after editing. you need to reload the cmake project. go to file and click reload cmake and it should show up as separate configurations then.

[spencerlevy]

Would never have figured this out. Thank you.

[alexprefontaine]

Straight to the point, works perfectly. Thank you so much!

[MariamSeif-ug]

Thank you, your video was very helpful and insightful

[ДенисШтома]

Thank you!!!. You are great teacher indus 🦍

[lanQing-cnqs]

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[vipulmaheshwari]

This video helped me. Spot on. Thanks.

[HeadMelterOfficial]

And you basically need to do this for every c file that you create?

[monazarea]

run button is not the same in the video on my program and I couldn't find the option to make me run the main or another source file

[parthjibhakateofficial]

so you say we will have to edit this file every time when we create new .c file in order to run ????

[hgfvqtwef]

If i have a .h, do i have to to the same?

[hicarovitor]

why that sad ass song bro, ty anyway HAHA XD LIKE