Hello friends,
I tried using Mandriva LE 2005 for C++ programming today. For a
simple program (typed using Kate) like
//=================================================
//test1.cc
#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
cout<<"Hello World!";
return 0;
}
//=================================================
saved with the name test1.cc, compiled using
g++ -o test1 test1.cc
compiles (& gives the warning about iostream instead of iostream.h,
which I ignore) to create the executable "test1". But on the shell
prompt when I type
test1
it says that no such command is found. Just to be sure I was doing
all this correctly, I repeated the same set of steps on Mandrake 9.1,
and here the "test1" file executes correctly.
To be doubly sure, I booted the PC (the one with Mandriva LE 2005
installed, not the one with Mandrake 9.1) on Knoppix 3.9, and used
Kate and g++ for the same program; once again it compiled and
executed correctly, like on Mandrake 9.1.
The simple inference is that there's something different about
Mandriva LE 2005. To find out what that might be, I tried STFW but
haven't come up with anything yet. Any help will be greatly
appreciated.
Another problem I have is: How do I use the MD5 files to verify ISO
images on Windows? The mirror sites for ISO images give the command
to use on Linux, but they say you have to download something else to
use MD5sum on Windows.
Thanks in anticipation,
Sincerely,
Satyakant Kantarao
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