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Programming and Scripting => C - C++ => : Pyrod April 10, 2013, 03:57:24 PM
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hey guys..
I just started to learn c++ and i am totaly new with it.
My problem is i cant compile my cpp file. i get this error in the terminal:
:~/code$ g++ test.cpp
test.cpp:6:22: fatal error: isostream: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
i even tried to g++ /home/username/code/test.cpp
also get an error.
I use g++ as compiler and i use CodeLite as editor.
Advise about editors and compilers are welcome, like i said i am new :)
thanks..
PyroD
EDIT:
LOL....
#include <iostream> i had spelled this wrong :) so its solved
thanks !!!! and ps advise is welcome
Staff note: y u double post!?
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you should use the modify button insted of double posting.
Also wanted to know where your learning c++ from.
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Sorry diddn't think of the editing..
i learn it from
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/
i downloaded the pdf..
thanks
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You should get some good book if you are new to programming , because those articles are not too detailed . Try iostream.h instead of iostream and let us know if that works .I advise you to get a good IDE like visual c++
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You should get some good book if you are new to programming , because those articles are not too detailed . Try iostream.h instead of iostream and let us know if that works .I advise you to get a good IDE like visual c++
I agree and disagree,
first i agree that he should get a good learning resource, i suggest he should learn from c++ primer plus 6th edition(its posted on EZ) Its loaded with pure c++ infos, (dont know much about other resources so i wont say anything else)
and second i disagree about choosing IDEs,
Choosing ide is more about the users preference and the the platform he uses, you like Visual c++, i think its just shit.+ memory hog+ totally uncomfortable.
But it may not seem like that to you. I suggest Pyrod to try out some IDE and decide after that,
i tho, tried a few and think i like netbeans most, code::blocks is good, but doesnt really ring the bell.
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Thanks for all the information guys..
well i think i want to buy a book. so i will take a look at it next week.
For now i just do some tutorials and experiment with that.
Untill now it works all fine and i even can find my own errors already, and know how to solve them.
so its going to the good way :P
about the IDE i never heard from it. I dont know what it is. I downloaded CodeLite and i downloaded g++ and i just gonna look at the scripts. try to make them and try to understand the script.
So if IDE is recommended i will take a look at it.
thanks guys
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Try CodeBlocks. It should be in the repositories. You can also find it on http://www.codeblocks.org/
Also, for future reference, you should probably specify an output filename when using g++ directly:
$ g++ -o executable source.cpp
The above will compile the file 'source.cpp' and output a compiled binary called 'executable'.