Compile, Link, Execute: A Beginner's Guide to Linux Programming with C++, C, and Assembly

Hey there, coding enthusiasts! Ready to master compiling, linking, and executing programs on Linux? In this fun and approachable video, we dive into the nuts and bolts of turning your code into runnable programs. We'll create a simple C++ program, compile it with G++, and explore object files, linking, and execute permissions. Plus, we'll mix in C and assembly code, tackle name mangling, and build a bash script to automate it all! Perfect for beginners or anyone curious about Linux programming, this guide is packed with practical tips and real-world examples. Don't miss out?subscribe for more coding adventures, leave a comment with your thoughts, and let's geek out together! Scan the QR code to visit my site for more tutorials. #LinuxProgramming #CodingForBeginners #CPlusPlus

Introduction to Compiling, Linking, and Executing 00:00:00
Overview of the Process 00:00:05
Writing a Simple C++ Program 00:00:28
Compiling with G++ 00:02:01
Understanding Executable Files 00:03:04
Executing a Program 00:04:21
Handling Execute Permissions 00:05:13
Creating a Compile Script 00:07:00
Using Shebang for Scripts 00:08:43
Specifying Output Files 00:10:53
Breaking Down Compilation Steps 00:12:26
Compiling to Object Files 00:13:17
Linking Object Files 00:15:24
Handling Multiple Source Files 00:18:39
Mixing C and C++ with Name Mangling 00:22:52
Enhancing Script with Error Handling 00:24:29
Adding Assembly Source File 00:31:16
Using Bash Variables for Flags 00:41:53
Organizing Compiler Flags 00:44:41
Final Script Enhancements 00:46:36
Conclusion and Call to Action 00:47:35

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