I googled and found the solution
but I'm nub sooo, what is compiler flag? how to set it up? there multiple choice, so where should I start? Or should I just switch to IDE(Code::Blocks), the C++ Primer recommend me to use command-line interface compiler and compile it 'manually'. compile this kind of ways really cause a lot of mess...
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It's an option added to the command line invokation of the compiler. Right now you're probably only using something like this:
$ g++ myprogram.cppBut you can add a huge number of options in the form …
but I'm nub sooo, what is compiler flag?
It's an option added to the command line invokation of the compiler. Right now you're probably only using something like this:
$ g++ myprogram.cpp
But you can add a huge number of options in the form of flags. For example, to only compile the code and not link it into an executable you'd use the -c option:
$ g++ -c myprogram.cpp
And then to link it into an executable separately from the result of the previous invokation, this:
$ g++ myprogram.o
Compiler options will take the form of either -<option> or --<option>, and you can find a complete list of them here.
so, it seems that I need to use the line everytime compiling certain code.
what about the changing PATH enviroment variable?
what about the changing PATH enviroment variable?
What about it?
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