Vitamin C

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== Requisites ==
 
== Requisites ==
 
* laptop
 
* laptop
* c compile -> see below
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* c compiler -> see below
 
* text editor
 
* text editor
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== C compiler ==
 
== C compiler ==
 
Linux user can just grep [http://gcc.gnu.org/ gcc] from their package management system. (sudo apt-get install gcc)
 
Linux user can just grep [http://gcc.gnu.org/ gcc] from their package management system. (sudo apt-get install gcc)

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Vitamin C
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Type of Event: Event
From: 2012/04/01 16:00
Till: 2012/04/01 18:00
Recurring: no
Organizer: syn2cat
Cost: 0 EUR0 $
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Attendees: Kwisatz, Thierry, Kafka
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Contact Person(s): Destructive (mail)
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Where: Hackerspace, Strassen (11, rue du Cimetière, L-8018 Strassen, Luxembourg)
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Announce globally: yes
This course is for hackers with extreme vitamin c deficiency. It will be simple to follow, also for newbies. (Update: forgot to say that it will be AWESOME)

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[edit] Requisites

  • laptop
  • c compiler -> see below
  • text editor

[edit] C compiler

Linux user can just grep gcc from their package management system. (sudo apt-get install gcc)

Mac user should install XCode

Windows user can install Dev Cpp or CodeBlocks

[edit] Text Editor

Linux user have to use vim, no exception there ;)

Mac user may use smultron or whatever else pleases them.

Windows user can use the text editor which comes with their IDE (Dev Cpp, Code::Blocks, etc)

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