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Baz_ · 2001-11-02 11:36:15

I am using solaris unix and I dont know which version, but what I want to know is how do I compile a c++ class header file and a .cc file. What I have to do is using the header and the .cc file create an output file, for example I have a file IntStack.h, and IntStack.cc and I need to compile them and be given IntStack.o as…

02-11-2001 11:36am

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Baz_

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I am using solaris unix and I dont know which version, but what I want to know is how do I compile a c++ class header file and a .cc file.

What I have to do is using the header and the .cc file create an output file, for example I have a file IntStack.h, and IntStack.cc and I need to compile them and be given IntStack.o as output.

I have tried:
g++ -c IntStack.cc IntStack.h
and it keeps telling me that compilation of the header file is required, and I then run out of options, all help gracefully received.

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#2 04-11-2001 10:32pm

podgeen

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#include IntStack.h in your .cc file

then try

g++ -c IntStack.cc

That should work.

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