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Re: On-device development in C/C++?
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I keep my compiled code in /home/user/code/ for that same reason. Anyway, either way you missed the other point - he didn't ask you why you put it in /usr/bin/, he asked you why you execute it with "./a.out" - if it's in /usr/bin, just "a.out" will suffice, because /usr/bin/ is part of path. - Edit - The reason some (most) people can't install GCC is because it's not in the normal repositories of extras, extras-testing, and extras-devel. It's in the sdk repositories. I.E: http://repository.maemo.org with the distribution "fremantle/sdk" (also add "fremantle/tools" with the same url as a seperate repository, because that's the other sdk repository). |
Re: On-device development in C/C++?
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Mentalist Traceur@ you are true , just see the result with a.out in /usr/bin instead of ./a.out.:cool: |
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