Hi gud day! Anybody who knows how to save a file to /usr/include in the terminal? Suppose I will save a file named hello.h to the said directory, what would I do in the terminal? thank you very much....
squinx22 -3 Junior Poster in Training
John A 1,896 Vampirical Lurker Team Colleague
>Anybody who knows how to save a file to /usr/include in the terminal?
Uh, yeah. Just use the cp or mv command. With root (administrator) privileges, of course.
>Suppose I will save a file named hello.h to the said directory
If you save it there, then well, it's there.
>what would I do in the terminal?
Nothing. It's already there because you just saved it there.
squinx22 -3 Junior Poster in Training
thanx a lot
Salem 5,199 Posting Sage
If you're doing this (putting your own header files in /usr/include) just to avoid having to specify -I parameters on the compiler command line, then you need to reconsider your approach.
Polluting /usr/include with a bunch of project specific header files will surely come unstuck in a big way at some point.
ndeniche 402 Posting Virtuoso Featured Poster
i thought a rule for posting was not using titles such as this one...
and... could you plz mark it as solved when your question is answered?
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