Getting Started (C Programming)

[Scheme]

Is there a follow-up to this tutorial?

[Aereshaa]

@methodz: that isn't true for gcc on linux, because when I put

#include "stdio.h"

it works fine, whereas when I use my own libraries I must put

#include "~/lib/perspective.h" // my own perspective projection library

Therefore "" must be searching in /usr/include, unless you specify another path.

[MeTh0Dz]

You shouldn't have to, if the library is in the same location as the standard libraries, or in the current directory "--" should work.

[Aereshaa]

Maybe I should add "./" to my library path.

[Panarchy]

Hello

Thanks for this, will study this and other C/C++ Tutorial to learn programming!

Oh, just an error I found:

The "\n" is a newline tab this is really for aesthetics.

I can't see the \n !!!

Panarchy

[Jaywalker]

Hi, I tried making this work, and it appeared to compile fine...until I clicked Execute==>Run, and it came up with the error "Source file not compiled".

Any help?

EDIT: Nevermind - you didn't mention the obvious, which us n00bs need to know desperately.

We need to start up a Project, then a Source File inside that for this to work!

[LogicKills]

Hi, I tried making this work, and it appeared to compile fine...until I clicked Execute==>Run, and it came up with the error "Source file not compiled".

Any help?

EDIT: Nevermind - you didn't mention the obvious, which us n00bs need to know desperately.

We need to start up a Project, then a Source File inside that for this to work!

This is not true, you can use standalone source files.

[MeTh0Dz]

Hi, I tried making this work, and it appeared to compile fine...until I clicked Execute==>Run, and it came up with the error "Source file not compiled".

Any help?

EDIT: Nevermind - you didn't mention the obvious, which us n00bs need to know desperately.

We need to start up a Project, then a Source File inside that for this to work!

Read.

[marwex89]

Were we supposed to read your quote, MeTh0dz....?

[Jaywalker]

OK, but it didn't work for me until I created a new project - not just a new source file.

Is it harder to make a standalone source file work? Does it require a different program?

Either way, this was the problem I encountered, and the solution I found was the solution that worked.