Hello and welcome back.
In this video, we're going to go ahead and install the code light Integrated development environment.
It's important that you've already installed the C compiler.
So if you haven't done that, please go back to the previous video and do that.
That's a video where we install Cygwin, the Cygwin setup.
When we install C, that way the compiler will be installed before we do this next step.
So if you head over here to code light.
Org, we can install the code light integrated development environment.
You're going to see a web page very similar to this.
You'll see some links in the middle of the page.
But we really want to focus on is this green button labeled download at the top.
So I'm going to go ahead and select this.
And he says, Here you have a support page.
If you want to support code light, you can give them a donation with PayPal.
That would be great.
I'm not going to do that.
I'm just going to go to the next page and here I am in the downloads.
These are the latest downloads, 17.1 at the time of this video, obviously in 17.0.
If you want to get to the previous downloads, you can come over here to download.
And select archive and you get 17, 16, 15 all the way back.
We don't use these often, but sometimes there are problems with new releases and we go back to previous
releases just so we can get something that is working.
In this case, I want to do this again.
I want to select a 17.1 build.
Do not install the 17.0 build.
This is really buggy and has got a lot of issues.
Some of them were fixed in 17.1.
So if you select the Windows 64 installer, it will download and install a file to your computer.
Now I've already done that and it's already on my desktop, so let me show you where it is right now.
And this would be the file that I just downloaded.
Now I can go ahead and I can double click on this file and it will start the installer.
My Windows machine is telling me that.
Are you sure you want to install this thing?
Because it's not from a microsoft store.
It's an unknown publisher.
Obviously, I want to run this, so I'm going to go ahead and go ahead and right click on this on the
installer here and go to show more options and then select properties.
And in the properties down here, you can tell it to unblock it.
So it will definitely run it and bypass the security.
I'm going to apply and click okay.
And now I'm able to run it by just double clicking on it again and it's asking me if I want this app
to make the changes from device.
And yes, I do.
So I'm going to select yes, here is a license agreement.
You can go through it and accept it if you like.
I'm going to accept it and select next.
And this is going to now display the destination location.
I'm just going to stick with the defaults program files code light.
And I going to go ahead and install it here.
Now, here I would advise you not to install on a shared drive.
I don't advise you to change the name or pick the just basically pick the default and leave it as it
is.
Do not put it on one drive.
Don't install it anywhere else.
Just install it on a local drive.
So I'm going to go ahead and select next.
I'm going to name it code light and keep all the defaults.
If you want, you can create a desktop shortcut and also a quick launch shortcut.
I'll go ahead and keep those and I'll select next.
I'll then select install and now it's going to go through the installation process and it's a pretty
quick install, but basically you're just going to see a bunch of installation going on now.
And that's it.
It's installed in the next video.
We'll launch it, we'll configure it.
But at this point, you should have the C compiler installed in code light installed, and the next
video, again, we'll start the configuration and complete everything so we can actually start writing
some code.
Thank you.