c++ - Best way to compile (a type of cpp program) that has lot of parameters -

I'm learning OpenGL these days and I'm compiling it from the command line (I do not want to use the IDE because I 'Used for VIM). It may be a hassle to compile the OpenLeal files, say that I have a file named hello CPP to quickly compile and run:

  G ++ - Framework GLUT-Fraimaker OpenGL - FrameMarkCoCo Hello .cpp & amp; ./a.out   
 Since I'm learning OpenGell, I will test with several different files and it is not possible for me to type the above command all the time. Everything I need is something:  
  some_command% & amp; ./a.out   
 some_command is some of the most commonly used (like G ++, make), and% filename, is the best.  
 I think Macfill is a possible solution, so I went ahead and learned about makefiles, but it works for a specific name; There are but still it seems very difficult for me (I have to type manually - ARGUMENT = filename in the part).  
 In addition to this, I think the shell script can be a good solution. The only fallback is that I have to self-define a name for shell-script.  
 I want to know that there is a better way for me to compile and run OpenCL CPP files quickly  
 Thanks a lot.   
 
 
 I think you want to be able to do something like this:  
  create foo   
 (say, from  vim ), where  foo  is the basis of the source file that you are using Varies on  
 For example:  
  CFS = G ++ CFFSFGS  
 = - Framework GLUT-Framework OpenGL-Framework Cocoa%:% .cpp $ (CXX) $ (CFGFLAGS) -o $ @ $ & lt; ./$@   
 You should allow to run  Hello  and it will be:  
 
 An executable to  In the current directory (if  Hello.cpp  has changed).  
 Run  Hello  for you, if it has been decided to compile and the compilation is successful.