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Getting Started with C++ Part 2

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Getting Started on Linux 

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Today we will look at Linux. See how to copy files between Windows and Linux Compile and run the “Hello, World” program. Try out a very simple editor.

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hello.cpp 

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If you don’t have hello.cpp from last class you can download it from the class web site: http://www.cse.usf.edu/~turnerr/Object_Oriented_Design/Downloads/

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Downloads Area

Download the file without the .txt extension. Save it as hello.cpp 4

Downloading with Internet Explorer Right click on the file name. Select “Save Target As …”

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Save to the Desktop

Be sure to select “All Files”

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About Circe 

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All USF students have access to a Linux system known as Circe. Try logging in with your USF NetID. If unsuccessful, you can set up an account on line. 

(Details follow.)

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Connecting to Circe 

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Use an SSH terminal client program to connect to Circe. Recommended client program is PuTTY 

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Can download from http://it.usf.edu/standards/security/tools

You will also need an SSH file transfer program. 

WinSCP 8

USF IT Software Page

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Connecting with PuTTY

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Using Circe

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Create a Test Directory

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Copying a File to Circe 

Use an SSH file transfer program to copy the C++ source file to an empty directory on Circe.  

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WinSCP FSecure Shell

Create a new directory if necessary. 13

Connecting to Circe with WinSCP

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Connected to Circe

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Pick a Directory

Pick an empty directory to work in. Or create a new one.

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Copy Source File

Drag source file into remote directory window

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Open a Terminal Window

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Connect to Circe and cd to Test Directory.

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Compile the Program

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Run It

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Creating a Source File on Circe Delete existing files. We will start from scratch.

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Creating a Source File on Circe

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Creating a Source File on Circe

Press Ctrl-o to write out the file.

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Creating a Source File on Circe

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Creating a Source File on Circe

Press Ctrl-x to exit. 26

Exit from the Editor

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View the Source File

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Compile and Run

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The Manipulator endl #include

int main( void ) { std::cout