Sublime Text C++ Compiler Mac

There are many things that I find missing in default C++ build in Mac Sublime Text(clang) like no bits/stdc++.h header, regular warnings on using auto keyword, using inline comparator functions etc. So I tried searching how to use brew's g++ as default build in Sublime Text without breaking anything but couldn't find anything.

C11 features usage. Here you will need a custom build system for Sublime text. It's easy to create! 3 easy steps again. 1) Download gpp.sublime-build from my GitHub. 2) Go to Sublime, then select Tools-Build System-New Build System. This is the place where you should paste gpp.sublime-build. Don't forget to save the file. I am learning C at college now, and teachers told me to use codeblocks as an IDE, but in my opinion codeblocks is a bit ugly and that's why I've chosen Sublime Text 2, the BEST IDE/Text Editor out there. At the moment I write my code via sublime, save it and then compile it via mac os terminal (gcc) and than run it on the terminal as well.

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First of all install brew from brew.sh.

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After that install gcc using the command in terminal 'brew install gcc'.

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Check if install is complete using command 'gcc-11 --version' (I got gcc-11 installed, in future you may use gcc-12,gcc-13 etc).

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Now type the command 'which g++-11' to get the location where g++-11 got installed. Copy this location ( Mine was something like — /opt/homebrew/bin/g++-11 ).

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Open sublime text and install 'PackageResourceViewer' from Package Control. After that open command palette and open 'PackageResourceViewer: Open resource'. Neo geo roms for android.

Then go to C++.

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Then go to C++ Single file.

Finally replace all g++ with the location we copied earlier (/opt/homebrew/bin/g++-11).

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Save this file using cmd+s and restart sublime text. Compile and build as you would usually do in sublime text (cmd+b/cmd+shift+b) and this time it would build using brew's g++.

If you would like to revert back to original g++, just go back to C++ Single file build and change '/opt/homebrew/bin/g++-11' to 'g++' wherever applicable.

Thanks