How to adjust the Chinese mode of the C language compiler

How to switch the C language compiler to Chinese mode?

To switch the C language compiler to Chinese mode, you need to set the compiler environment variable. The following are detailed steps:

1. Set the environment variable

• Open the computer's control panel.
• Select "System and Security".
• Click "System".
• Select "Advanced System Settings" in the left panel.
• In the "System Properties" window, click "Environment Variables".

2. Create a new environment variable

• In the User Variables or System Variables section (depending on which user you wish to Change), click "New".
• Enter "LC_MESSAGES" in the "Variable Name" field.
• Enter "zh_CN.UTF-8" in the "Variable Value" field.

3. Save changes

• Click "OK" to save the environment variables.

4. Restart the command line interface

• Close and reopen the command line interface (cmd.exe or PowerShell) for the changes to take effect.

5. Verify the changes

• Enter the following command in the command line interface to verify the changes:

<code>echo $LC_MESSAGES</code>

If the output is "zh_CN.UTF-8", it means that the compiler has switched to Chinese mode.

Note:

Different compiler versions may require the use of different environment variables. For example, with the MinGW compiler, you might want to set the variable name to "LANG" instead of "LC_MESSAGES". Consult the documentation for the compiler you are using for specific instructions.

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