Introduction

Hello, my name is Dan DeNunzio, I have been working in the IT field for 15 years doing various jobs. I first gained my education and training while in the military as a network administrator for 7 years. After my time in the service I moved home to find a job and have been working at a local healthcare agency for almost 10 years as the IT Manager. My job has taken many forms and keeps me quite busy tending to the various gears of the IT machine there. I feel that I am well rounded in the technology field but lacking in the programming and alternative OS area. Some of my hobbies include learning and playing with 3d drafting and animation programs, fishing and most recently went broke on a marine aquarium that I have been learning to maintain.

C/C++ Programming Journal

August 28th, 2013

Day one.

Class Website http://www/haas/fall2013/cprog

lab46.corning-cc.edu/haas/fall2013/cprog

Class introduction to lab46 Regained some familiarity with the lab46 server, trying to remember useful Unix commands.

SSH lab46 (to log in)
screen -r (reconnects to the class IRC)
Ctrl+d (disconnects from IRC)

August 29th, 2013

C - LAB 1

Joe attempted to re-familiarize the class with Bitbucket.org repository. CSCS1320F13 If not already Joe should have a rule of 3's

Functions -

Name
Input
Output

Variables -

Name
Value
Data Type

Hierarchy of programming language

C - Higher level language
Translate / compile (GNU Linux - gcc)
Processor - Instruction set, machine code referred to as assembly

Preprocessing commands

#include <stdio.h> (has standard i/o functions like printf)

Hello World Program

Joe walked us through writing our first C program to gain some insight on how we use commands to get output from a program. So, opening vi editor and typing in the following commands gets us some output in the form of “Hello World”

Some of the basics of VIM I can remember:

Cursor navigation - h ←, k ↑, l →, j ↓
ESC for command mode
Exit vim with out saving- :q!
Save and exit - :wq or SHIFT+zz
x - deletes selected character
i - inserts , or a in command mode to append

Once our program was hastily written we needed to compile the program using GCC (GNU Compiler Collection). The command used was as follows. $gcc -Wall -o filename hello.c

GCC Manual - gcc.gnu.org Section 3 -

pre-processing
Compilation
Assembly
Link

August 30th, 2013

Not lost yet…

Class Repo - src/cprog

$mv *.c ~/src (move all files ending in .c to the src directory)
$mkdir ~/src/cprog (make directory in src called cprog
$mv *.c ~/src/cprog (moving all my .c files from src to new cprog dir)
hg status
hg add
hg commit -m
hg push
hg update
hg log

September 4th, 2013

Data Types C uses keywords for data types, there are 3 types of data

Integer Types (scalar)

char
short int
int
long int
long long int

Floating Point

float
double
long double

Pointers(memory variables) (composite)

Arrays
Structures

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