[Ubuntu-ma] [ubuntu-ma] C++ help

[Nordin]

If you want to start writing C++ code, I suggest you use Code::Blocks.
Code::Blocks is doing the building automatically for you. I'm also using 
Code::Blocks for C/C++.
Another one is CodeLite. If you than begin to understand coding simple 
little programs, than learn how to use Makefiles, I can help you with that.
Makefiles are horrible, so I'll show you how to use Makefile.am and the 
autotools. Than we can both jump to CMake as that is likely to be the 
new standard and it's much better.

Download both and try out Code::Blocks and CodeLite.
For Code::Blocks you should download the latest version, which is 10.05
A French guy has a repository specially intended to get the latest 
Code::Blocks 10.05.
Ubuntu has only the older version 08.02 (I guess).

CodeLite is continuing developing, so there are a lot of releases. But 
for simple use, just download the version Ubuntu has.

If you have any questions relating to C/C++ coding, compiling or 
whatever, just ask, cause I'm familiar with it.


On 20-8-2010 6:27, kosaidpo wrote:
> salut les gens bon je viens de commencer l 'appentissage de c++  et voila
> mon premier soucis
>
> j'ai trois fichier file.cpp file.h main.cpp je sais pas comment linker tout
> ces fichier et les compiler pour avoir le executable
>
> j'ai passe environ une heur ou plus sans succes : (
>
> PS :j'ai GCC
>
> kosaidpo ,
>
> merci
>
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