Issue
I'm using termux app to compile my c/c++ code. Typing
g++ [file.cpp] -o [file] and then ./[file]
on mobile every time feels hard to me.
can anyone tell me Linux script that runs with one simple command/word/keyword (something like "alias") to compile and execute the file?
Solution
If you want specifically a bash script for that, try
g++ $1.cpp -o $1
./$1
Save this as any file name you like, such as run
.
Then make it executable by typing chmod +x run
in your terminal.
Now let's say you have a test.cpp with the content below
#include <iostream>
int main() {
std::cout << "Testing...";
return 0;
}
You can simply type ./run test
in your terminal and the result should be
Testing...
Answered By - Kuwach