Hernan Berinsky wrote:
> Hello!,
> I want to code in C++ with gcc (using cin, cout, classes, etc.), in Turbo
> C++ I include iostream.h, but I didn�t found it in /usr/include/..
> How can I compile a C++ source?
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Hernan.
Use the g++ compiler... And, "iostream.h" is usually located in
"/usr/include/g++/iostream.h"
So, let's say you want to compile the c++ file "foo.cc" on the command line, you can
write:
"$ g++ -I/usr/include/g++/iostream.h -o foo foo.cc"
although, I think that usually g++ knows where to find "iostream.h" so, you can
probably just simply write:
"$ g++ -o foo foo.cc"
.cc is the commonlly used/recognized extension for C++ source files in Unix. In
Turbo C++ it was probably
.cpp if I remember correctly.
There is an even simpler way that you can compile "foo.cc" using "make". You can
simply do :
"$ make foo"
and it should compile using make's built in rules PROVIDED that you use the " .cc "
extension on the end of your C++ file. You can also make using other extensions by
writing your own rules to make the target foo but I don't want to complicate matters
by describing writing "make" rules at this point.
In any event, I hope this is of some help...
/John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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