Use gedit to edit the file hello.c: unix> gedit hello.c &Įnter the following 'Hello World' program written in the C programming language, and save it when finished.

In time, I will give you a glimpse into the vim editor, but let us use gedit for now. Launch your favorite Linux text editor - gedit is the default for this class. Now, enter the subdirectory for lab02/part1: unix> cd part1 Copy all those directories to ' ~/2022_spring_ecpe170/lab02' It has three folders: part1, part2, and part3. Hence, you will have the empty directory: ' ~/2022_spring_ecpe170/lab02'. For lab02 you need to make its folder inside 2022_spring_ecpe170. This is the folder to keep all your labs for ECPE 170. Lab Part 1 - Compiler Basicsįirst, ensure you are in your personal repository. Make a folder inside your ~ as 2022_spring_ecpe170. Log onto Linux and open a command prompt. Please download the zip file lab02.zip and extract it to see all parts (part1, part2, and part3) To begin this lab, start by obtaining the necessary boilerplate code. This lab will give you hands-on experience with the C programming language, the development toolchain (pre-processor, compiler, assembler, linker), and automating the compilation process using Makefiles.

Makefile for c program with header file