Students, in the world of Linux, the gcc and g++ compilers are like “super craftsmen” in programming for informatics competitions, capable of “polishing” our written code into instructions that the computer can understand. Next, let’s delve into the usage of these two “super craftsmen”. gcc Compiler (primarily for C language) 1. Basic Compilation: Suppose you … Read more
This article is a Makefile guide for Go projects. Hello everyone, my name is Xie Wei, and I am a backend developer using the Go language. The theme of this article is: Writing a Makefile guide suitable for Go projects. 1. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Makefile Experience in writing projects in Go During the project development … Read more
From WeChat Official Account: One Linux Introduction to Make: Make is an engineering manager, which, as the name suggests, is used to manage a large number of files. The Make engineering manager is essentially an “automatic compilation manager“. The term “automatic” refers to its ability to automatically discover updated files based on file timestamps, thereby … Read more
Understanding Makefile Recently, I have been looking at some content related to network programming, where the project directory and the contents of the <span>makefile</span> are as follows: server: g++ server.cpp -o server && g++ client.cpp -o client Since I did not understand the meaning of this, I was wondering why the <span>server</span> is needed. I … Read more
This error indicates that the system cannot recognize the gcc command, which is usually due to the GCC compiler not being installed or not being added to the system PATH environment variable. Here are the solutions: ### 1. Install MinGW-w64 (GCC environment for Windows) “`bash # 1. Download the MinGW-w64 installer # Visit https://winlibs.com/ to … Read more
As of now (April 2025), OpenSSH 10.0 has been officially released. This update removes the outdated DSA signatures, enables key exchange algorithms with quantum protection by default, and improves the behavior of scp/sftp and the security of sshd. The configuration file now supports more flexible conditional matching, providing a smoother experience. In summary: more secure, … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Xiaokang. Do you remember the first line of code you typed? printf("Hello, World!\n"); You clicked “Run”, and then magically “Hello, World!” appeared on the screen. But have you ever wondered what happens at that moment when you click “Run”? How do those characters you typed turn into instructions that the computer … Read more
Review: Why do we use Make and CMake tools? The main reasons are to automate the build process, manage dependencies, and simplify cross-platform development for complex project compilation requirements: Large C++ projects often consist of multiple source files, header files, and library dependencies, making manual compilation commands (like <span>g++</span>) error-prone and inefficient. Dependency Management: Build … Read more
GDB Debugging Tool Common commands for GDB debugging: gcc -g main.c -o main Common commands: help bt Show the call stack info locals Show local variables break main.c:10 Set a breakpoint at line 10 next Execute the next line list List source code continue Continue execution print Print variable value start Restart program execution delete … Read more
Introduction: Tired of Typing Compilation Commands? It’s Time to Learn Automation! Hello everyone, I am Xiaokang! Last time we talked about GCC, G++, and GDB, clarifying how these tools are used in C/C++ development. With them, you can happily compile and debug your code. But let me ask you, do you manually type the <span>gcc</span> … Read more