CPS 100, Fall 2000, Help

• We're using C++ as implemented using g++ 2.95. It's possible to install this on windows machines as well as on Linux machines. The link shows how to get g++ and emacs for windows machines

• The site http://commerce.shh.com has a free (for students) secure-shell windowing program that is much better than telnet. Choose the non-commercial link for a free download.

• Basic Unix commands and compiling a program (Intro for people who didn't take CPS006, for example).

• start up, creating a directory and logging in remotely.

• emacs shortcuts