ICT374 Lab 2:
Introduction to GCC and C Programming
Learning Objectives:
1.
Learn to create simple C programs with a text editor such as
vi
or
pico
;
2.
Learn to compile C programs with gcc;
3.
Learn to use the standard library functions
printf
,
fgets
,
exit
etc.;
4.
Learn to use standard input (
stdin
), standard output (
stdout
) and standard error
(
stderr
).
Required Reading:
Lecture Notes for Topic 1
LINUX: Rute User's Tutorial and Exposition
(or just
Rute
for short): Chapter 4: Basic
Commands.
A
mini manual
for vi editor
Access to Software:
Internal students will use the lab machines ECL2.039 or ECL2.044 (See Lab 1 for
instructions on using the lab machines). You should bring a USB flash drive with you
to the lab for copying your files from the lab machine.
For external students, if you have already installed Linux, then use your own Linux
installation. If you have not yet installed your own Linux, you may use our Linux
server (ceto.murdoch.edu.au) temporarily until you have installed the Linux on your
machine (see Lab 1 for detail). More information on how to install Linux is available
from Download Page of this website.
Theory Exercises
Stallings (5th Edition) : Problems 1.3, 1.7, and 1.12 (pages 39-40)
Stallings (6th Edition) : Problems 1.3, 1.7, and 1.12 (pages 38-39)
Stallings (7th Edition) : Problems 1.3, 1.7, and 1.12 (pages 37-39)
C Programming Exercises
Note, all exercises must be done via the terminal commands, not GUI tools.
Do not use any IDE to build your programs. Do not use GUI file managers
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