To find the kernel version type into the command prompt:uname -r If having problems compiling previously working code, maybe the computer I’m working on is an x86 computer. (like pc 31) Best to switch computers to a regular format. (like pc 1, 10)
After SSH-ing into the campus computers, can look at other users on the systemssh username@pc10.cs.ucdavis.edurwho// lists all users on the csif machines who pc 9// lists all users on pc 9 who// lists all users on current pc write person// must ssh to same computer as person, then writes stuff to their cmd prompt.
To automatically fill in input to a program that promts using cin>>, use this from the command prompt:$programName < commands.txt Including files correctlymain file: > #include “functions.h” functions.h:> #include > using namespace std;> function or class prototype non–void eg: int foo(string); funtions.cpp:> #include “functions.h”> function definition eg: int foo(string mystring){ } makefile> g++ -c main.cpp …
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For my UC Davis ECS courses, I needed to login to the cs computers remotely from my vista pc. I keep forgetting so here’s some basic steps:1) install Cygwin to get a basic unix terminal-like environment2) type “startx” to start an x terminal window3) ssh into the cs computers by filling in []: “ssh -XY …