Is it possible to enable Visual Studio C/C++ to run programs in interpreter mode?

There is no such mode because C and C++ are compiled languages.

The closest thing to a C/C++ interpreter I know of is Ch. I have never tried it, though.

If you've using Visual Studio then try enabling Edit and Continue.
It's rather limited, and Microsoft seem intent on crippling their debugging features lately, but in many cases it can be a real time-saver.

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Original post by Metsan The closest thing to a C/C++ interpreter I know of is Ch. I have never tried it, though.

Unfortunately, it's not for graphics and gaming purposes. :(

If people were to look at this: (Creator of MineCraft, Notch's Ludum Dare livestream)

http://tinyurl.com/2djcx5k

They would see a lot of things Java can do to a game...

That really hits me hard...in my C++.

I usually have a group of variables that define behaviour (for example hit points, range, etc). Normally these would be constants but I use a macro that only defines these variables const in release mode. ie:

#ifdef RELEASE#define STATIC_CONST static const#else#define STATIC_CONST static#end// usageSTATIC_CONST int PIXELS_PER_FRAME = 10;

That way, when in debug mode I can break into the debugger and change the values until I get the result I want without having to recompile. I then replace the values in code.