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    Introduction to C++

    Getting started with the room B27 terminals


     Log on with your BU username
     If you don’t have a BU username:
     Username: Choose tutm1-tutm18, tutn1-tutn18
     Password: RCSfall2017
     On the desktop is a link to MobaXterm. Double click to open it.
    Getting started on the SCC
     If you prefer to work on the SCC and have your own account, login using
    your account to the host scc2.bu.edu
     On the room terminals there is a MobaXterm link on the desktop

     Load the GCC compiler and the codeblocks module:


    module load gcc/5.3.0
    module load gdb/7.11.1
    module load codeblocks/16.01

     Make a folder in your home directory and copy in the tutorial files:
    mkdir cpp_tutorial && cd !$
    unzip /scratch/Intro_to_Cpp_Sprint2018_v0.4_Code.zip
    Getting started with your own laptop
     Go to:
    http://www.bu.edu/tech/support/research/training-consulting/live-tutorials/
    and download the Powerpoint or PDF copy of the unified presentation.

     Easy way to get there: Google “bu rcs tutorials” and it’s the 1st or 2nd link.

     Also download the “Additional Materials” file and unzip it to a convenient


    folder on your laptop.
    Getting started with your own laptop
     Download the Code::Blocks development environment:
    http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/26

     Windows: get the codeblocks-16.01mingw-nosetup.zip file and unzip it to a


    convenient folder.

     Linux: likely available from your Linux distro’s package management system

     Mac OSX: get the CodeBlocks-13.12-mac.zip file and unzip it to a convenient folder.
     Also you will need Apple’s Xcode software with the command line tools installed.
     See: http://www.dummies.com/programming/cpp/how-to-install-c-codeblocks-in-macintosh/
    Tutorial Outline: All 4 Parts
     Part 1:  Part 3:
     Intro to C++  Defining C++ classes
     Object oriented concepts  Look at the details of how they
     Write a first program work
     Part 2:  Part 4:
     Using C++ objects  Class inheritance
     Standard Template Library  Virtual methods
     Basic debugging  Available C++ tools on the
    SCC
    Tutorial Outline: Part 1
     Very brief history of C++
     Definition object-oriented programming
     When C++ is a good choice
     The Code::Blocks IDE
     Object-oriented concepts
     First program!
     Some C++ syntax
     Function calls
     Create a C++ class
    Very brief history of C++

    Sim
    ula 6
    7

    For details more check out A History of C++: 1979−1991


    C++
    class GasMolecule

    Object-oriented programming • Data:


    • molecular weight, structure, common
    names, etc.
     Object-oriented programming • Methods:
    • IR(wavenumStart, wavenumEnd) :
    (OOP) seeks to define a program in return IR emission spectrum in range

    terms of the things in the problem (files,


    molecules, buildings, cars, people,
    Objects (instances of a class)
    etc.), what they need, and what they
    can do. GasMolecule ch4
    GasMolecule co2
    “pseudo-code”

    spectrum = ch4.IR(1000,3500)
    Name = co2.common_name

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