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I am new to linux and know nothing special about it. I download a simulation software Hegans . In the Read me file they have mentioned 5 file to copy it into my IDE and compile them. Moreover, it is also mention that " You have to link with the -lm option for the math.h functions to work. And, remember that "routing.c" SHOULD NOT BE COMPILED!."
Can any body can help me in this regards as i tried alot which IDE i should use and how to copy it to them and then compile it.
Thanks in advance
Can any body can help me in this regards as i tried alot which IDE i should use and how to copy it to them and then compile it.
Thanks in advance
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Copy and Paste the files in a directory. Add a project in your IDE and then insert the files you got in that project.
As IDE I'd suggest Code::Blocks ( http://www.codeblocks.org/ ) -It should be in one of your distro packages-
To avoid a file being compiled, in C::B right click on the corresponding file in the project file view and change its build properties
As IDE I'd suggest Code::Blocks ( http://www.codeblocks.org/ ) -It should be in one of your distro packages-
To avoid a file being compiled, in C::B right click on the corresponding file in the project file view and change its build properties
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