c_file_compile.sh

# sharafat specials 
# bash script to automate running a single c file
#
# to use, just put those lines in your bashrc/ zshrc,
# restart your shell or source from bashrc/ zshrc
# in any directory you can just type
# cl file_path/file_name.cpp
#
# (c file compile and run and then delete the compiled binary, all in one)
# it should work out of the box for c and c++

function cl()
{
  echo -e "compiling ${1%.*}"
#   time gcc -lstdc++ -lm -o ${1%.*} $1
  time g++ -o ${1%.*} $1

  if [ -f ${1%.*}  ]
  then
    echo -e "----------------- \n"
    chmod +x ${1%.*}
    ./${1%.*}
    rm ${1%.*}
  else
    echo -e "----------------- \n"
    echo -e "compiler didn't create an executable file!\n"
  fi
}