Compile and run C++ codes in Windows CMD

I installed MS-MPI.
I can run Python MPI codes in my Windows-CMD.
I like to code in sublime text, especially C/C++.
I run my code in the CMD using gcc/g++.

> How can I compile and run MPI-codes from the command line?

I don't like using Visual Studio.

So, is there any way I can compile and run my C/C++-MPI codes with MS-MPI in the command line?

I know there are two questions in the title :

> Compile C++ MPI Code on Windows.

But there's no clear answer or comment. That's why I am re-asking now.

I couldn't find a single tutorial that was for the Windows command line, mostly it was with Visual Studio.

Assuming that you have g++ and the MS-MPI routines in your path then you simply need to set the location of include files and MPI library files when you run g++ to compile your program.

The easiest way to do this is with a batch file. Copy the following to the directory where you are going to compile your code (or anywhere else in your path) and call it mp.bat

set OPT1="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\MPI\Include"
set OPT2="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\MPI\Lib\x64\msmpi.lib"
g++ -I%OPT1% -o %1.exe %1.cpp %OPT2%

If your program is called sendAndRecv.cpp then you can use your batch file to compile and link it to create sendAndRecv.exe by just

mp sendAndRecv

Then you run it (on, say, 2 processors) with, e.g.

mpiexec -n 2 sendAndRecv.exe

Use batch files to make life easy when you aren't using an IDE.