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Agent007:
Hi

I use Turbo C in Windows to compile some simple C programs....When there is an error, they show up in the window below the code. Is there something similar for Linux?

thanks,


007

shuiend:
i personly use Kedit for editing the cpp files and using g++ to compile them. you can uise g++ like this
g++ -o whatyouwantprogramtobecalled filename.cpp
This is probally not the best way to do it but it works for my needs. I just have kedit open and edit away then i save then compile. It tells me what errors i get then i go into kedit and edit where it says there errors are then resave and try again

Agent007:
Hi,

I have compiled the following c program, but when it is executed via the terminal, the printf statement dosen't show up...what cud be wrong?

thanks,
007

 
quote:
#include <stdio.h>
main ()
{
printf("Hello");
}

--- End quote ---

voidmain:
Try:

printf("Hello\n");

Siplus:
basic c/c++ question:
why does c++ have 2 print commands?
printf from stdio, and cout from iostream?

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