OK, I have begun serious self-studying of C++, and I'm currently at day 4 in the book "Teach Yourself C++ Programming in 21 days". It is very,
VERY good book in my opinion!!!
However, in day one, there was little confucing thing called "linking", which was explained like "Translated source code becomes .OBJ file, which then can be
linked to working .exe file."
I use g++ to translate my code, and it has never created any .obj files which I should link. It just makes .exe, or what ever it's called in Linux(?).
Soooo, my question is: Should it make .obj file or is it just winblows feature?
After I have completed the book, prepare for difficult questions
PS: You feel smart? What is value range (arvoalue) of
unsigned long int