How to adjust Chinese fonts in C language compiler

How to set Chinese fonts for C language compiler

To set Chinese fonts for C language compiler, you can follow the steps below:

1. Compiler Settings

• Visual Studio:

  • Go to Tools>Options> Environment" > "Fonts and Colors".
  • In the "Display Settings" drop-down menu, select "Console Fonts".
  • In the "Font" drop-down menu, select the Chinese font you want to use.

• GNU Compiler Collection (GCC):

  • Add -fno-common to the compile command line flag, for example: gcc -fno-common -o my_program my_code.c
  • Install the Chinese font and make sure your terminal uses that font.

2. Terminal settings

• ##Windows:

  Right-click on the desktop and select "Personalization" > "Fonts".
  • In the "Font Settings" window, select the desired Chinese font.

• Linux:

  in the terminal configuration file (usually
  • .bashrc or .zshrc) set the LC_ALL=zh_CN.UTF-8 environment variable.
  Restart the terminal or run
  • source ~/.bashrc (or .zshrc) to apply the changes.

Note:

Make sure that both your C compiler and terminal support the Chinese font you choose.
• If you have problems setting up Chinese fonts, please refer to the compiler or terminal documentation for more help.
• Some Chinese fonts may require the installation of additional font packages.

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