Good $daytime,
To do some programming I use for instance EMACS. When I'm done I
exit EMACS and run GCC and then run the program to see if it does
the thing I want it to do. This procedure is time consuming and not
eficient.
There is no need to exit any editor. If you're running X windows,
I don't use emacs much but I use vim.
One way you can do what you're trying to do is by first
making a Makefile (learn how to make them :-]) then,
has to be in the same directory editing your source
file with vim then you'd just have to hit escape then
colon (:) and type make, after that you can
go out to www.mamma.com and search for "ddd"
It should be on ftp.lame.org, also.
ddd uses gdb, and requires X windows. It provides superior source level
debugging. you may also use xxgdb, or simply gdb to debug programs at the
source level.
you must compile and link with the -g
You can always use shell command from emacs. (is it M-x ! command_name?)
Say have two window open in one frame under emacs. One is for editing and
another one is for the gcc thingy.
I don't know if there is any emacs scripts for making your programming
more convenience(sp?). I like the way it
This question just recently went across the linux-newbie list. I
personally just tried out Code Crusader, which is quite nice:
http://www.cco.caltech.edu/~jafl/jcc/
below is a response from the newbie list.
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Joshua W. H. Steiner - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://joschi.base.org
"Sit with a
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Nassar Carnegie wrote:
# Thats all good too.., beacuse im learning C as well. I thought to learn
# more from other peoples problems and programming errors by joining a C
# programming mailing list. I see that this list moves kind of "slow"
yeah, but this list is like a
Nassar Carnegie wrote:
Thats all good too.., beacuse im learning C as well. I thought to learn
more from other peoples problems and programming errors by joining a C
programming mailing list. I see that this list moves kind of "slow"
There isn't much traffic compared to e.g. linux-admin.
Nassar Carnegie wrote:
5. You need to get a book on C...
Kinda harsh reply dont you think?
Maybe, but I do think that if you want to learn C, you *need* to study
the foundations thoroughly. C isn't a simple language to use. It was
intended to be efficient and flexible in the hands of
Glynn Clements wrote:
Nassar Carnegie wrote:
5. You need to get a book on C...
Kinda harsh reply dont you think?
Maybe, but I do think that if you want to learn C, you *need* to study
the foundations thoroughly. C isn't a simple language to use. It was
intended to be efficient and
[PS: your clock is off by a month]
Chris wrote:
what am i doing wrong here. it compiles and works but after you enter in
the first value it just stops. /*
if ( ( j = read_x1( x1 ) ) == 'E' );
return EXIT_FAILURE;
[snip]
float read_x1( float x1 )
{
oops! i'll try sending it to the right place this time...
there isn't a linux-c-programming at vger is there?
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Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1999 01:37:01 + (GMT)
From: "James [on his mailserver]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mail
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Subject: Re: mail help
Date: Saturday, November 21, 1998 1:20 AM
probably would be worth to set list-members-only posting policy.
~ I hate spam!! As much as I loath and despise spam I do like the quick
~ response time that most postings
On Sat, 21 Nov 1998, CyberPsychotic wrote:
probably would be worth to set list-members-only posting policy.
i don't see why this wasn't set anyway. What's the use of being able to
post to this list if you never receive replies?
is it possible to get a daily digest instead of individual mailings?
thanks in advance
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Experience is what causes a person to
make new mistakes instead of old ones.
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Can anyone actually see this mail? None of my mails i've sent have come
back to me...
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+++ Divide By Cucumber Error, Please Re-Install Universe And Reboot +++
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [Website undergoing re-design...]l.org
is the data in /var/spool/mail/whatever in a special order? I mean the
order of the separate mail messages. Does it matter if the newest is at
the head and the oldest at the tail?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED
James wrote:
- If i'm playing round with user's mailboxes, do i need to somehow lock
- them?
-
-Yes.
-
-When manipulating mail spools, you should generally use both a
-lockfile and fcntl().
-
-To create a lockfile, create a file in the spool directory, link() it
-to username.lock
On Sat, 17 Oct 1998, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
There are two UNIX mailbox formats. Which one thats used depends on your
sendmail version/configuration.
Format 1. "^From " based.
From Whoever@somewhere date
mail data. Any line beginning with "From " is escaped to &q
man opendir / readdir /closedir
For a detailed explanation u may wish to take a look at the gcc info files
( Ctrl -h i - from emacs, then browse to libc / accessing directories /
directory entries)
Regards,
Marin
"Knowledge is not a crime. Some of its applications are..."
You can profit from junk e-mail. If your computer is sitting idle while you're at work
or play...you're crazy!
You could be earning money while you're asleep, at work or out having fun. You can
make incredible
money sending your own mass e-mails. If you own your own business or have a product
On Wed, 22 Jul 1998, Deng Tian wrote:
-Dear All,
is this for real? If not it's Sick. If it is then how can sending chain mails
(even though it claims not to be and then later on says it is...) help?
You can profit from junk e-mail. If your computer is sitting idle while you're at work
or play...you're crazy!
You could be earning money while you're asleep, at work or out having fun. You can
make incredible
money sending your own mass e-mails. If you own your own business or have a product
On Sat, 20 Jun 1998, mortimor wrote:
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-"Why ?"
-"Becouse."
- Terry Pratchett "Interesting times"
I've read that book (in fact i've read a lot of those books).
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Hi Everybody, I'm sorry. I meant for forward the message about God to another
list.
Bill
Are you certain there was no synergism involved here? I often call
to God while trouble shooting errant code. It's good he doesn't hear me.
On Sat, 20 Jun 1998, MCENANEY WILLIAM J wrote:
Hi Everybody, I'm sorry. I meant for forward the message about God to another
list.
Bill
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