At 09:14 PM 6/27/02, you wrote:
>faisal gillani wrote:
>
>>hello there i have started using mandrake as one of my
>>normal usage O/S but i still cannot make out how to do
>>development in c++ for example in my windows i have
>>turbo c 3 which i use IDE to develop programs if i want to make a program
>>as follows how can i make
>>& complie it ?
>>
>>#include<studio.h>
>>#include<conio.h>
>>
>>void main (void)
>>{
>>printf ("Hello world");
>>}
>>
>>i have installed gcc in my mandrake thanks for reading my mail take care
>>
>gcc -o <name of source file> <name of executable>
>
>example:
>gcc -o hello.c hello
The "-o" switch is for naming the compiler's output file. Hence the proper
command is:
gcc -o hello hello.c
for compiling a C program.
For a C++ program, a typical command would be:
gcc -o hello hello.cpp
where the extension indicates to the compiler whether the source program is
C or C++.
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