Subject: Linux programming help
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 1/16/2010, 3:54 PM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


  What does this arrow mean?

  Paul Lamar


  I never look at "file manager" utilities in linux.  Too mouse-centric..

  "include"?  What do the icons for the source ("C") code look like?

  Matt-


  Not "include"..  I missed that utsrelease.h and version.h when I first
  looked at the picture.

  Are these files actually symbolic links?


  Matt-

  Could be. I am not familiar with symbolic links and why
  you need them. What are they and why does one need them?

  Paul Lamar

Looks like a C++ header file named "usb".
  Vladimir Zakrevski

Is it C++ or C?

Paul Lamar


Edit

Now that Microsoft has moved all their supported languages under the
.NET architecture, couldn't it be possible to have header files in VB,
C++, C# and J#?
Vladimir Zakrevski

QB does not need them because it knows what computer it is running on.

Paul Lamar

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