README.MD

CompilerExplorer

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QtCreator plugin based on https://github.com/mattgodbolt/compiler-explorer (https://gcc.godbolt.org/)

License: MIT

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Build instruction

Download QtCreator sources from http://download.qt.io. It Should be exactly as your QtCreator version(Help->About QtCreator)
Copy qt_deps.pri.template file to qt_deps.pri and edit it

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Instruction

Install NodeJS
Clone and make compiler-explorer (https://github.com/mattgodbolt/compiler-explorer)
Build plugin with Qt your QtCreator based on (Help->About QtCreator)
Install library in your QtCreator plugins directory
Turn on in plugins list

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Instruction for Windows

If you use Linux or macOs there will be no problem for you to start local compiler-explorer server with local compilers.
But if you use MSYS2 with MinGW64 on Windows OS you might have one.
Go to c-preload/Makefile
Change this line $(CC) -std=c99 -shared -O1 -fPIC $^ -o $@ $(LDL)
To something like this $(GCC) --std=c++1z -shared -O3 -fPIC $^ -o $@ $(LDL)"
Then go to c-preload/preload.c
Edit line resolved = realpath(path, resolvedBuf);
Just make resolved = NULL;
Add yor configuration file (c++.local.properties)
compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer#468

compilers=gcc  
compiler.gcc.exe=/msys64/mingw64/bin/gcc.exe  
compiler.gcc.name=GCC  

If you run "make" it'll probably failed.
Because "make" command starts nodeJS server with supervisor module.
IDK why but this module doesn't work well on Windows OS.
So just run

/your/NodeJs/Location/node ./app.js