Compiling your source code files can be tedious, specially when you want to include several source files and have to type the compiling command everytime you want to do it.
Well, I have news for you... Your days of command line compiling are (mostly) over, because YOU will learn how to write Makefiles.
Makefiles are special format files that together with the make utility will help you to automagically build and manage your projects.
Read this article on the below link->
http://mrbook.org/tutorials/make/
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- Referential CONSTRAINT
- DATABASE- Hierarchical Model & Relational Model
- INHERITANCE REVISITED
- TYPE CASTING C/C++
- BUBBLE SORT
- Pipes and FIFOs
- Mutex vs. Semaphore, what is the difference?
- GOOD EXAMPLE OF CALL BY REFERENCE VS CALL BY VALUE
- FURPS
- Difference between Router and Switch
- Codd's Rules for Relational Database Design
- CANDIDATE KEY, PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE KEY, ALTERNATE ...
- THE XOR OPERATION
- C++ Static Functions
- INLINE FUNCTIONS VS MACROS
- CHGRP & CHOWN
- SCRUM
- Explicit Constructors
- Stack unwinding?
- What is a dangling pointer?
- delete operator C++
- Constant Pointers and Pointers to Constants
- SINGLETON PATTERN: CREATIONAL PATTERN
- STL MAP
- STL SET
- STL QUEUE
- STL STACK
- STL DEQUE a.k.a. DECK
- STL LIST
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