C is a natural choice to program in on the Raspberry Pi. It's very powerful, usable on virtually all hardware platforms and really similar to lots of other programming languages such as Java, PHP, C# and objective C. As popular programming languages go its as powerful as it gets, with only assembler beating it in […]
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Good C Resources www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/
Running Your Exe
Running your exe from the command prompt If you are in the same directory: ./myexefile //The '.' says 'in this directory' If you are in another directory: /home/pi/projects/myexefile If you need root permissions (e.g. your application uses IO control) then add sudo in front of the command to elevate the command permissions to the root […]