how can I write Prog C working from home? (1 Viewer)

[wiky]

the lecturer said that we have to download some software to remote access UNSW's computer, but not sure what's it.
can anyone help me?

 

[Uzername]

PuTTY is the software you're looking for. Connect to the address: cse.unsw.edu.au

 

[soloooooo]

puTTy

 

[D94]

PuTTY is the software you're looking for. Connect to the address: cse.unsw.edu.au

This, then your login is your CSE username in the form: abcd123

I believe gedit won't work, so you can use emacs -nw or nano to get your editor up. Save using ctrl+o.

 

[jayen]

if you're using windows, i would recommend xming, so you can run gedit and kwrite.

if you're using emacs, ctrl-x, ctrl-s to save, ctrl-x, ctrl-c to exit.

http://beta.csesoc.unsw.edu.au/2011/04/cse-computing-tip-–-working-from-home/

 

[Azamakumar]

ssh <username>@login.cse.edu.au


vi < filename>.c


press 'i' to write text in the editor (esc when you're done)

':w' to save the file
':quit' to close the program



you could just write the program in notepad++, then copy it using scp
(scp < filename> < username >@login.cse.unsw.edu.au:< location >)
and then compile/run it using ssh

it's a lot easier doing it this way than trying inline editing over ssh

 

[jayen]

<username>vi < filename>.c

...

you could just write the program in notepad++, then copy it using scp
(scp < filename> < username >@login.cse.unsw.edu.au:< location >)
and then compile/run it using ssh

it's a lot easier doing it this way than trying inline editing over ssh

inline editing (especially with vi) isn't that bad if you compile from within your editor. in vi, ':!gcc file.c -o exe' will do it (and then be in your vi history for next time).</username> another option [on windows] is using dokanssh to make your cse space appear as a hard drive.