batch to exe
Step 1: Open a text editor and create a new C++ source code file, for example, "main.cpp."
Step 2: Write your C++ code in the "main.cpp" file, including any necessary libraries and functions.
Step 3: Save the "main.cpp" file.
Step 4: Open a command prompt or terminal window.
Step 5: Navigate to the directory where the "main.cpp" file is saved using the "cd" command.
Step 6: Compile the C++ code into an executable file using a C++ compiler, such as g++: g++ -o output.exe main.cpp
Step 7: Verify that the compilation process completed successfully without any errors.
Step 8: Once compiled, you will find the executable file named "output.exe" in the same directory as your source code.
Step 9: Optionally, you can use a tool like UPX (Ultimate Packer for eXecutables) to compress the executable file: upx --best output.exe
Step 10: Now you have an executable file that can be distributed and run independently.