GNV example |
The screen capture below shows a programmer:
- Using the UNIX "ls" command to view the contents of the directory
- Using the UNIX "cat" command to view the contents of a "makefile" (a makefile is used to build applications, similar to OpenVMS
DESCRIP.MMS files)
- Building the "hello world" application with the "make" command
- Running the application by typing the name of the program "hello"
- Using the "dcl" command to execute OpenVMS DCL commands
bash$ ls -l 1
total 1
-rwxr-x--- 1 PITCHER 17 72 Apr 5 14:04 hello.c
-rwxr-x--- 1 PITCHER 17 82 Apr 5 14:04 makefile
bash$
bash$ cat makefile 2
hello : hello.c
gcc -o hello.exe hello.c
clean :
rm -f hello.exe hello.o
bash$ make 3
gcc -o hello.exe hello.c
bash$ hello 4
Hello There!
bash$
bash$ dcl dir /date 5
Directory STP:[TEST.TEST]
HELLO.C;1 5-APR-2002 13:45:56.46
HELLO.EXE;1 5-APR-2002 14:05:20.67
HELLO.O;1 5-APR-2002 14:05:18.35
MAKEFILE.;2 5-APR-2002 14:04:58.85
MAKEFILE.;1 5-APR-2002 13:59:33.72
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