tony wrote:
In Java, we have to set Path and classpath in order to run the
programmes correctly. Could anybody tell me how to do this in the C++
world? How to set the include path and lib path if I don't want to use
any IDE?
There is no equivalent "in the C++ world". C++ is a language that lets
you create _native_ applications, which means that whatever environment
you need to set up to run them is governed by the hosting operating
system. Same for a compiler. It's just like any other application on
your computer, nothing special about it. In order to set it up in the
way it will work for you some special steps may be required, and that
is NOT governed by the language, but by the compiler itself (since it's
a native application in the majority of cases). Please refer to the
compiler documentation to learn about all the steps needed to set it up
correctly.
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