ECS 30 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Include Directive, Escape Character, String Literal
8 Mar 2018
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The c language is robust enough to program most electronics, and is defined by an international standard. Some options in the definition are optional, so a compiler may not utilize them. The standard library unifies the constants symbols and functions to all run the same on different hardware. The four fundamental stages of creating a program in c are: This is the process of writing out the code and naming it, it will determine what the actual code will do when processed through the compiler. The compiler will convert your raw edited code, the source code, and change it into the object code. This is what the computer can understand and changes it into a file with the extension . obj. Compilation can be processed through the ide as well as the command line. The linking process will take the object files and weld them with c files from the standard library to make an executable file.
