Compilation and execution in detail (part 1)
Nature of programming
Compilation pipeline
Preprocessor
Note: This lesson was developed when our development environment
used an older version of clang++, i.e., clang++-10.
When compiling in our environment, please use clang++: it is linked to the newest version of
clang++ installed in the container.
Q1
QQ1
This question is ungraded.
Given the following program code:
#include "<iostream>";
#include "my-functions.hpp";
int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
std::cout << "Whoop!" << std::endl;
return 0;
}
What does the preprocessor command #include "my-functions.hpp" do?
Q2
QQ2
This question is ungraded.
Given the following header file, utilities.hpp:
int multiply(int x,int y);
#endif
What's missing from the top of the file?
Q3
QQ3
This question is ungraded.
Study the diagram overviewing the C++ compilation pipeline presented in the Compilation pipeline video. Based upon this diagram, what is the output of the compiler?
Q4
QQ4
This question is ungraded.
Study the diagram overviewing the C++ compilation pipeline presented in the Compilation pipeline video. Based upon this diagram, what is the output of the assembler?
Q5
QQ5
This question is ungraded.
Study the diagram overviewing the C++ compilation pipeline presented in the Compilation pipeline video. Based upon this diagram, what is the output of the linker?
To be continued
We will continue our discussion on Compilation and Execution in the next lession!