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Top Forums Programming Help with gcc programming Post 302970943 by jim mcnamara on Wednesday 13th of April 2016 08:04:54 PM
Old 04-13-2016
No. cd to the directory where everything 'configured' correctly.
Read the README file. It may not be spelled just as I spelled it.

And. Next time please be more specific about what you are compiling. If you went to a car repair shop and asked advice then said, "My car doesn't run". You would get lots of questions. Like what make and model, what did you do, etc. UNIX is no different.
I just did not feel like playing 20 questions, so I gave you an answer which is almost as generic as your question.

Usually after configure you run the command (in the directory where configure runs):
make or
make install -= you have to be root to run this last one correctly.

Again, find and read the readme file.
 

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gpt

GPT(1)							      General Commands Manual							    GPT(1)

NAME

       gpt - compiler, interpreter and translator for the G-Portugol programming language

SYNOPSIS

	 gpt [ -vhid ] [ -ots output_file ] file1 file2 ...

DESCRIPTION

       gpt  is	a simple compiler for the G-Porutol Language. It is possible to have a list of files to be included in the compilation setting the
       GPT_INCLUDE environment variable, wich should have a list of file paths separated with ":".

OPTIONS

       -v     Shows version information and exits.
       -h     Shows a summary of options and exits.
       -i     Execute interpreting the source code.
       -d     Shows tips in the error report.
       -o output_file
	      Compile the source code and save the resulting binary with the name output_file.
       -t output_file
	      Translates the source code to the C programming language and saves the resulting file as output_file.
       -s output_file
	      Compiles the source code to assembly source. Saves the resulting code as output_file.
SEE ALSO

       nasm(1)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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AUTHOR

       Thiago Silva <tsilva@sourcecraft.info>

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