Pool Computers — Linux
1. Checking the compiler
g++ is already preinstalled on the Linux pool computers. Nevertheless, briefly check whether the compiler is found:
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Open a terminal (
Activities, then typeTerminal). -
Enter the following command:
g++ --version -
An output should appear that starts with
g++and contains a version number. If an error message such ascommand not foundappears instead, please contact your tutors.
2. Installing Visual Studio Code
On a Linux pool computer you only need to install Visual Studio Code, since g++ is already preinstalled. The installation works as follows:
- Log in.
- Open the file browser (
Activities > Files). - Create a new folder
InfIngin your home folder (Right-click > New Folder). Also create the folderInfIng/Projekte. - Download Visual Studio Code for Linux. Select the
.tar.gzarchive for 64-bit Linux (x64). - Move the downloaded file (usually located in
~/Downloads) to~/InfIng. - Extract the file (
Right-click > Extract Here). - Rename the new folder to
VSCode. - Create the directory
~/InfIng/VSCode/data. - Run
~/InfIng/VSCode/codein the terminal. - If the error message
The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but is not configured correctlyappears, run the command~/InfIng/VSCode/code --no-sandboxinstead.
Setting up Visual Studio Code is described in the main guide.
3. FAQ and problems
You can find the general FAQ here.