I'm relatively new to macOS 14.2.1, using Visual Studio Code to write C, I've downloaded "C/C++ Extension", and when I build/run my code using the run button which was created by the extension, MacOS pops up with this message :
"“FILE'S NAME” would like to access files in your Desktop folder"
and each time I have to press Allow
I've tried to open Settings -> Privacy -> Files and Folders/Full Disk Access and give Visual Studio Code permission but that didn't work...
I've also tried to change the file directory to documents and I got the same message but with:
"Documents"
instead of "Desktop".
suppose I try to run the code directly via the terminal (without using the C/C++ Extension run button) by generating .exe file and running it using the commands:
gcc yourfile.c -o youroutputfile
./youroutputfile
in that case, everything will work great and without any messages popping up, but it's frustrating to delete the old .exe file, and then create a new one each time I want to run the code.
Has anyone solved this problem?
Thank you very much! I hope someone will help me here