Originally Posted by nicholes

Here i have done a few things on my N900 from

http://ossguy.com/?p=475

to run .cpp files

and when i try to run this using g++ it shows error

here is my programme

# include <stdio.h>
# include <conio.h>
int main (void)
{
printf ("hlloe wolrd");
getch();

}

Originally Posted by Captwheeto

I've never touched C++ but I have done a little C.
Is there any reason why you're using them headers?
You should only need stdio, like so


#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
printf("hello, world\n");
return 0;
}

unless you were planning to expand. Were you trying to get stdin from the user? I'm Perl/Haskell guy. Sorry I can't be of more help

Originally Posted by attila77

Any particular reason for not using the QtSDK but go for on-device compile ?

Originally Posted by nicholes

Here i have done a few things on my N900 from

http://ossguy.com/?p=475

to run .cpp files

and when i try to run this using g++ it shows error

here is my programme

# include <stdio.h>
# include <conio.h>
int main (void)
{
printf ("hlloe wolrd");
getch();

}

Originally Posted by SubCore

you need to tell g++ where to look for conio.h, usually via the -L switch.

but google tells me that conio.h is a very old msdos library, i doubt it'll work in this environment. try something like "cin.get()" (and #include <iostream>)

Originally Posted by StefanL

Your problem is using a non-standard header file and function (google getch()), this was invented for DOS and only supported by certain compilers. Try using one of the standard input functions and get rid of conio.h if you want to compile it on the N900.

Originally Posted by nicholes

can you give an example here for me how to get rid of conio.h and getch()?