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  • lopxtc
    Unix Geek
    • Oct 2001
    • 2706
    #31
    Well thank you very much ... I only try to help as best as I can.
    Have fun with the reading and good luck with the C++ programming.


    Aaron
    Team Managed Aggression, Missouri Paintball

    Pround owner of a 2003 Shocker, and AO.org user ... an almost unheard of combo.
    "Love, Peace, and Shonen Knife!"
    AOLIM - lopxtc

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      • ThePatriot
        #32
        Oh, Worry not, this thread is FAR from dead. I am gonna have some serious commandline issues...you will see, the time shall come.

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          • lopxtc
            Unix Geek
            • Oct 2001
            • 2706
            #33
            The golden rule to command line work on Unix ...

            Never ever work as root ... always work as a regular user and su to root only when needed ...

            Helps protect you from little type mistakes such as the following ...

            rm -rf /

            not a good command to type as root *LOL*
            Team Managed Aggression, Missouri Paintball

            Pround owner of a 2003 Shocker, and AO.org user ... an almost unheard of combo.
            "Love, Peace, and Shonen Knife!"
            AOLIM - lopxtc

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              • dave_p
                #34
                the patriot

                to answer your question from a few posts back, yes, you have to type your source code into a text file and then compile the text file with g++.
                get aquainted with one of your text editors in linux, you have a few to choose from. theres vi, ae, emacs and pico. vi is the hardest to learn but programmers like it. pico is easy and the one i use cuz im lame. actually pico is fine. i write html, c, c++ source code and shell scripts in pico and it works fine.

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                  • lopxtc
                    Unix Geek
                    • Oct 2001
                    • 2706
                    #35
                    Time for a flame war ...

                    VIM rules!!! *LOL* ...

                    Pico is easy, but your best to learn vi. Its the only editior that you will find on any type of unix. Solaris, VMS, HP-UX, AIX, BSD, ...


                    Aaron
                    Team Managed Aggression, Missouri Paintball

                    Pround owner of a 2003 Shocker, and AO.org user ... an almost unheard of combo.
                    "Love, Peace, and Shonen Knife!"
                    AOLIM - lopxtc

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                      • dave_p
                        #36
                        oh, i agree 100%. i just got into the habit of using pico cuz its quick and dirty. i dont spend a lot of time working in unix/linux(something im working on changing). actually some of the dialogs here have encouraged me to pick up the pace on freeing myself from the redmond juggernaut.
                        heres my fortune from my shell account at last login, i thought this was neat.

                        JACK AND THE BEANSTACK
                        by Mark Isaak

                        Long ago, in a finite state far away, there lived a JOVIAL character named Jack. Jack and his relations were poor. Often their hash table was bare. One day Jack's parent said to him, "Our matrices are sparse. You must go to the market to exchange our RAM for some BASICs." She compiled a linked list of items to retrieve and passed it
                        to him. So Jack set out. But as he was walking along a Hamilton path, he met the traveling salesman.
                        "Whither dost thy flow chart take thou?" prompted the salesman in high-level language.
                        "I'm going to the market to exchange this RAM for some chips
                        and Apples," commented Jack.
                        "I have a much better algorithm. You needn't join a queue
                        there; I will swap your RAM for these magic kernels now."
                        Jack made the trade, then backtracked to his house. But when he told his busy-waiting parent of the deal, she became so angry she started thrashing.
                        "Don't you even have any artificial intelligence? All these
                        kernels together hardly make up one byte," and she popped them out the window ...
                        Last edited by Guest; 05-03-2002, 08:14 PM.

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