Hello: Welcome to lInux programming.
Krishna Khanna wrote:
Try Emacs or XEmacs. You can have multiple windows, execution shell, easy kb shortcuts for compilation and more. Read the Emacs tutorials, and the manuals. Help yourself :DI would be glad to know regarding c programming on linux i use mandrake 10.1 and am a newbie. What i got from the net is that you write cc -o hello hello.c if the program is written on the editor and save as a '.c' file, then the object by name of hello is created and by writing ./hello (obj name) the o/p is displayed.
But again and again changing the code in editor and writting the above
command is not feasible.
Using KDevelop is also option, but may not be that cool.
I don't think you may ever need conio.h :) You may find basic documentation and sample programs in "/usr/share/doc/HTML/en/kdevelop/reference/C/cref.html" ("/usr/share/doc/HTML/en/kdevelop/reference/C/".)Can't i use it like tc for windows. What do i replace conio.h with.
You can find something more here : http://users.actcom.co.il/~choo/lupg/tutorials/index.html
Have fun :)
Please help me out by giving your suggessions or by suggesting some links
another thing :
how do i login as root
root is the login name, and you should know the root password, then
login: root password: (Enter your root password)
Hope I was of some help Thanks Binulal Narayanan
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