CSCI 1300::Software Package Notes

August 2004
Contents:
Description of the Package
Exercises for Students
Home Installation Notes
Using in the CU Engineering Center
What the Installation Provides
OUT OF ENVIRONMENT SPACE: How To Fix This Problem
Uninstallation Notes
Description:
This page provides programmer's tools for CSCI 1300 at the University of Colorad
o. All tools are free and may be used by programmers here or elsewhere. The tool
s include:
Minimalist GNU Windows 32 Tools with
g++ (Version 3.3.1),
gdb (Version 5.2.1),
make (Version 3.8),
win32 api library (Version 2.5),
and more from bintools (2.13.90) and elsewhere: addr2line, ar, as, awk, bison, c
++, c++filt, cc, cmp, dlltool, echo, ed, egrep, ex, fgrep, flex, flex++, g++, ga
sp, gawk, gcc, gcov, gdb, genclass, gperf, gprof, grep, gunzip, gzip, ld, m4, ma
ke, nm, objcopy, objdump, protoize, ranlib, red, rm, sed, size, strings, string,
tail, tar, unprotoize, wc, windres, zcat.
Windows Emacs editor
Elvis vi editor
BGI graphics library for the Gnu compiler
Original sources are listed at www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/cs1300/authors.html
Exercises for Students:
Exercise 1: GNU Emacs and G++
Exercise 2: The GDB Debugger
Exercise 3: Loops and the BGI Graphics
Exercise 4: More about Program Design and Functions
Exercise 5: Input and Output from Files
Exercise 6: The Make Facility
Notes for Home Installation:
If you are working on your own machine, then download
www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/cs1300/cs1300.zip
Once you have the two files, go to the Start|Programs|Accessories menu. Choose t
he Command Prompt option, which will open an MS-DOS window. From within this win
dow, type the following series of commands. If you copied the two files to a dri
ve other than C:, then use that drive letter in these instructions:
C:
CD \
C:\cs1300\gocs
Now the software is installed. In the future, each time you open an MS-DOS windo
w, you need to tell the operating system about the software by running just this

one command:
C:\cs1300\gocs