compiler ??

[emo]

Well I cannot display one simple hello world, even if I type g++
hello.cc -o hello. I newbie so when I typed on my terminal there's no
output at all .Anybody could you please help me all the books which I
had read explain how to do it in windows but none of them in Linux, if
somebody know any good one tell me please.

[Sebastian Wiesner]

Once upon a time (Montag, 2. Januar 2006 19:20) emo wrote some very nice
things

Well I cannot display one simple hello world, even if I type g++
hello.cc -o hello. I newbie so when I typed on my terminal there's no
output at all .Anybody could you please help me all the books which I
had read explain how to do it in windows but none of them in Linux, if
somebody know any good one tell me please.

www.google.com and try searching for "g++ tutorial".

btw, its normally a good sign if g++ produces no output. This means, that
the file was compiled successfully.

[Roberto Waltman]

"emo" <em*****@myedinburgh.org> wrote:

Well I cannot display one simple hello world, even if I type g++
hello.cc -o hello. I newbie so when I typed on my terminal there's no
output at all . <...> in Linux.

It is not clear what you mean by "cannot display...".
Does gcc generate an output file? Does this output file
run?, etc.

"g++ hello.cc -o hello" should just compile and link
your program, it will not run it automatically.
Check if the file hello was generated using "ls"
If it is there, the compilation was successful.
Run it by typing "hello<enter>" or "./hello<enter>"
if your path does not include the current directory

(Assuming the period just following the word hello in
your original post was not part of your command.
If it was, use it exactly like that: ./hello. )

[emo]

Cool works ......nice one....