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Posted: April 03 2006,14:53 |
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Cypher, try this example program called hello.cpp
Code Sample | #include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() { cout << "Hello World" << endl; return 0; } |
Enter this into a text editor (if you don't know open beaver from the icon and use that) and save it as hello.cpp in your home directory (/home/dsl).
To compile it, open an xterminal (which should put you in the /home/dsl directory) and enter the command line:
g++ -o hello hello.cpp
This should produce and executable called hello, so type hello in the shell and hit return and it should print the hello message. gcc is the C compiler, g++ is the c++ compiler. You might want to run the g++ program from the same directory that your *.cpp files are in until you get used to paths and such.
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