bcasanov
February 5th, 2008, 06:32 AM
Hi! I am just starting very beginning programming in C++. I am learning about header files, and I am just wondering where the standard C++ header files are in Ubuntu 7.10, just as a curiosity and as a better way to become more familiar with Linux.
I've already gone through the programmer's initiation ritual of writing, compiling, building, and executing the "Hello World" program. :) I've done it through installing build-essential and entering the command g++ 'file-name' to compile and build, and inputting ./a.out in the terminal to execute the program from the temporary and reusable executable a.out built in the same directory as my source file.
Thanks!
I've already gone through the programmer's initiation ritual of writing, compiling, building, and executing the "Hello World" program. :) I've done it through installing build-essential and entering the command g++ 'file-name' to compile and build, and inputting ./a.out in the terminal to execute the program from the temporary and reusable executable a.out built in the same directory as my source file.
Thanks!