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Hello,
Can anyone point me the direction of getting a linux verision that comes with a .cpp compiler? so you enter gcpp filename.cpp which compiles the code and runs it in a konsole?
I've got mandrake and Suse siting here....
Cheers
Can anyone point me the direction of getting a linux verision that comes with a .cpp compiler? so you enter gcpp filename.cpp which compiles the code and runs it in a konsole?
I've got mandrake and Suse siting here....
Cheers
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Every linux distribution comes with gcc compiler.
For compiling with gcc at the command line, read http://www.faqs.org/docs/ldev/0130091154_81.htm
If you want an IDE, there is Kdevelop, also included in linux distributions.
For compiling with gcc at the command line, read http://www.faqs.org/docs/ldev/0130091154_81.htm
If you want an IDE, there is Kdevelop, also included in linux distributions.
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Originally Posted by Acidburn
Hello,
Can anyone point me the direction of getting a linux verision that comes with a .cpp compiler? so you enter gcpp filename.cpp which compiles the code and runs it in a konsole?
I've got mandrake and Suse siting here....
Cheers
e.g. gcc myprog.cpp -o myprog
./myprog
G'luck
>Can anyone point me the direction of getting a linux verision that comes with a .cpp compiler?
g++ comes standard with every Linux distro I know of.
g++ comes standard with every Linux distro I know of.
I'm here to prove you wrong.
Hello,
The question may be if you, or the person that setup linux on your computer, chose to install the C++ environment for you. The selections when setting up linux may be referred to as Development Libraries or Development Tools. You might need to go and add them to your linux environment.
Christian
The question may be if you, or the person that setup linux on your computer, chose to install the C++ environment for you. The selections when setting up linux may be referred to as Development Libraries or Development Tools. You might need to go and add them to your linux environment.
Christian
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