You're trying to execute a
Compiled.exe
which indeed doesn't exist (yet) instead of the
perl.exe -c -w "$(FILE_NAME)"
perl.exe is the perl's executable and is supposed to be used with a perl's program. To compile C++ programs you will need to use a C++ compiler.
Now: this all boils down to the compiler you want to use... which one are you going to use? MSVC (Microsoft Visual Studio) ? Bloodshed dev-cpp?
Example: if you have MSVC2010 installed you might use:
Execute
Start->All Programs->Microsoft Visual Studio 2010->Visual Studio Tools->Visual Studio Command Prompt (2010)
Digit
cl (yourFileName).cpp
You're done, yourFileName.exe should now exist
So the above would have to be rewritten as:
cl.exe "$(FILE_NAME)"
after making sure the path to cl.exe is correctly available.