June 2001
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
9h 25m
English
THIS CHAPTER SHOWS YOU HOW TO PERFORM THE BASIC steps required to create a C or C++ Linux program. In particular, this chapter shows you how to create and modify C and C++ source code, compile that code, and debug the result. If you’re already accustomed to programming under Linux, you can skip ahead to Chapter 2,“Writing Good GNU/Linux Software;” pay careful attention to Section 2.3, “Writing and Using Libraries,” for information about static versus dynamic linking that you might not already know.
Throughout this book, we’ll assume that you’re familiar with the C or C++ programming languages and the most common functions ...
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