The learning curve for LaTeX documents can be a steep one. This step-by-step guide covers installing and setting up the LaTeX environment, and creating and compiling your first document so that you can read and distribute it. Setting up the LaTeX environment A few things need to be installed before we can start creating documents. [...]
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My first LaTeX document
Posted: 28th February 2010 by Tim in LaTeX, UbuntuTags: command, command line, compile, document, LaTeX, linux, mac, PDF, set up, setup, Ubuntu, windows
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Getting avr32-linux-gcc compiler on linux
Posted: 14th December 2009 by Tim in Bash, C, UbuntuTags: atmel, avr32, avr32-linux-gcc, buildroot, compile, gcc, platform
If you’re trying to compile C programs for Linux on an AVR32 architecture, you’re going to have to get the avr32-linux-gcc cross compiler. Note that you can’t use the avr32-gcc compiler, as this compiler makes programs which do not run on an operating system (ie: they talk to the system directly), which will not run [...]
Connecting to MySQL in C
Posted: 20th August 2009 by Tim in C, MySQL, UbuntuTags: C, coding, compile, connectivity, database, development, gcc, MySQL, sockets, sql, Ubuntu
MySQL comes with a library to make talking to MySQL with C easyish. There are a few things you have to install first, though. I’m using Ubuntu 8.04 for this walkthrough, but things should be similar for other flavours of Linux. Before we start, we have to download the development files required: sudo apt-get install [...]