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Hi all!! I was wondering if anyone knows of good and simple to learn c++ compiler for openSuse 10.2?? And if you could tell me what i do to download it....yes yes im a newbie
. Thanks For the help!
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It's on your DVD or you can get it from the repository, just search for c++ in YaST.
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I searched in yast and came up with nothing. Do you know of a Good ide for suse 10.2?? Thanks again for the help
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You must have not registered the SUSE OSS repository. See the opensuse.org for lists of official repositories and how to add them.
Sorry I use vim, not an IDE. |
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kate is a great editor and g++ is a great compiler. works for me ;-)
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to compile a source file: g++ -o sourcefile sourcefile.cpp , where sourcefile.cpp is your source code file, written in C++, and with the .cpp extension. That will make an executable file in the same directory with the name "sourcefile". Type "./sourcefile" to execute (run) your source file.
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