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So how do you start a bash script in a c++ program I compiled a c++ program on computer 1, and i can execute it from the terminal using./program_name 5 i am new in bash programming
I want to call my c++ program in bash file
} and my bash file is mybash.sh How can i call my above.cpp program in mybash.sh file? C shell (cpp.sh, browser based compiler) is running a program visual studio won't asked 9 years, 1 month ago modified 9 years, 1 month ago viewed 2k times Create a file with .sh extension and open it with your favorite text editor
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//usr/bin/clang $0 && exec./a.out $@ int main(){ return 0
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