i want ansi c for my system! could any pls tell from where can i download it??
how to compile c++ programs in linux?? If i compile with GCC it is showing an error that iostream.h and conio.h files doesn't exist!!
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i want ansi c for my system! could any pls tell from where can i download it??
how to compile c++ programs in linux?? If i compile with GCC it is showing an error that iostream.h and conio.h files doesn't exist!!
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Start with sudo apt-get install build-essential and we'll go from there; swap gksudo 'apt-get install build-essential' for a GUI version.Originally Posted by 1991sudarshan
i want ansi c for my system! could any pls tell from where can i download it??
how to compile c++ programs in linux?? If i compile with GCC it is showing an error that iostream.h and conio.h files doesn't exist!!
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iostream.h and conio.h are not ANSI C.
And obviously C++ is not C either. You seem very confused.
Last edited by Bachstelze; August 21st, 2010 at 09:41 AM.
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You noticed that, too?
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i need the ansi c for installing the Kdrill and I need the normal C++ compiler for compiling the programs!!
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i am accessing the internet through internet cafe and i cant do it through the terminal! could u pls send me the link of the ansi and c++ compiler for linux
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Re: Ansi C
If you followed the suggestion mentioned way above and installed build-essential (this can be done via Synaptic Package Manager or a command line, which ever you have access to) then you already installed g++ which is the C++ compiler. If you have not installed the build-essential package, do so as you'll get a lot of things you are going to need all in 1 package.
As far as ANSI C goes, try your program with g++. I think you may not understand what ANSI is and therefore what ANSI C is, and at this point in time you shouldn't need to worry about that. Just go with g++ for the C++ compiler.
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But how to add the iostream.h and conio.h files to the libraryIf you followed the suggestion mentioned way above and installed build-essential (this can be done via Synaptic Package Manager or a command line, which ever you have access to) then you already installed g++ which is the C++ compiler. If you have not installed the build-essential package, do so as you'll get a lot of things you are going to need all in 1 package.
As far as ANSI C goes, try your program with g++. I think you may not understand what ANSI is and therefore what ANSI C is, and at this point in time you shouldn't need to worry about that. Just go with g++ for the C++ compiler.
Dave
every time when i put the cin and cout statements in my programs it is showing error
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Kdrill is in the repositories, you can get it from there. conio.h is a windows header file, it won't work on linux. If you post the errors and a link to the software you are trying to build, then we might have a better idea of what you are trying to achieve.
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Is this it? http://www.bolthole.com/kdrill/
If it is, then it is in the repositories, you need to install kdrill and kanjidic. Here it is on my desktop:
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