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So I am new to linux stuff. I have set linux Debian up, I have gcc installed. I have a simple C++ file that uses boost threading library. Let us call that file example.cpp we have exect path to it. how to compile it? (sorry I came from windows world=)
Assuming
example.cppis in the current directory, this will create an executable calledexample, linked againstboost-thread.g++will search the system library locations for the library.g++ example.cpp -lboost-thread -o example