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Kompressor 06-10-2002 12:12 PM

Getting g++ to work, or any compiler
 
i have suse 8 running kde 3 and i am having the hardest time finding where any of the programs are, except those in the k menu. I am trying to find a compiler to use for c++ that has a gui. I found that g++ is one of them, but i don't know where it is located or how to run it. I have been able to find emacs, but i don't know where i can find the list of its libraries, or descriptions for them. So far suse has not been very user friendly to me. So, where are teh compilers, how do i run them, and where are teh libraries, and are there descriptions
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rshaw 06-10-2002 12:22 PM

save your code as <filename>.cpp open a shell and cd to the directory where you saved <filename>.cpp type gpp -o <filename> <filename>.cpp if it compiled properly then run the program by typing ./<filename>

Kompressor 06-10-2002 12:26 PM

Where can i find the libraries that i can use in my code. Is there a directories where they are stored with info about them?

skeletal29 06-10-2002 07:47 PM

check out a program called anjuta on freshmeat or sourceforge or whatever .
I like it alot.


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