What is that mean "make bin/filename.exe && bin/filename.exe" ?
NP-h opened this issue · comments
Hi herumi,
It is not a critical question, but really i want to know what is that mean..
In my opinion, when i use Cpp(C++) or C with gcc then normally combine command like "gcc filename.c" or combine object "gcc -o filename.c filename2.c "
what is the different point ??
when i use this library "gcc mysource.cpp" is not compiled with error(can't fine header)
but when i use "make bin/filename.exe && bin/filename.exe" is working well.
can you teach me? please let me know if you can.
Thank you
You should use g++ mysource.cpp instead of gcc mysource.cpp, and specify -I <include dir> and linker options.
Simply, move mysource.cpp to mcl/sample, and type make bin/mysource.exe && bin/mysource.exe.
But you seem not to be good at C++. What language do you specialize in?
If you can use JavaScript, then please try https://github.com/herumi/mcl-wasm .
Thank you always!