How to use:
- Download the whole directory to JupyterHub working directory (see below)
- Compile the package with
cd c203
make
- Explore
main.c
,factorial.c
,factorial.h
andMakefile
to see how to make a simple package with 2 .c files - Explore
Makefile.ver1
andMakefile.ver1_explained
. These two files are the same, and each is equivalent to theMakefile
If you just want a single file, say, Makefile:
- Click on the link Makefile (at the top of this github) and you will see its content
- Copy the content and paste into your editor's window before saving on a driver. The easiest way to copy is (a) click on
Raw
to see the plain text content, then (b) press Ctrl-A then Ctrl-C to copy the whole content.
Or, if you want to copy the whole directory to your JupyterHub working directory:
- You can just use
git clone
. Run the following command in a Jupyter's Terminal window:
git clone http://github.com/anhvir/c203
And you will see a new folder c203
under your current directory.
by [email protected], for use in unimelb COMP20003 workshops.
For a teaching week, a new content is (normally) uploaded at the very beginning of the week, and that content is removed one week later.