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FIGURE 28.6 In Anjuta, project names are one word, and you can code in both C and C++.
FIGURE 28.7 Make final adjustments and choose an icon in the project settings here.
FIGURE 28.8 When Anjuta generates source code, you still must compile, build, and execute
the code.
Using the GNU Compiler Collection
The GNU C Compiler (GCC), first written by Richard Stallman in 1987, has grown over
time to support six other languages: Ada, C++, Fortran, Java, Objective-C, and Objective-
C++. This is why the official name changed to the GNU Compiler Collection. Version 4.0
came out in April 2005.
Open a shell, change to the directory you saved your program to, and compile your
program:
gcc -o hello hello.c
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Your editor may have a direct link or command to run the compiler, so you can test
your program without leaving the editor. Consult the editor??™s documentation.
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After Anjuta has generated the source code and a configure script, you must compile and
build the application before you can run it.
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