It's all about environmental variables.

It's all about environment variables-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. For more information, see the following. I have never considered the differences between Linux environment variables and Windows environment variables. However, these days have been plagued by environment variables in Linux for a long time. Environment variables are system parameters that specify the path of the command and the path of lib when some programs are running. However, the problem encountered recently is that the current program is not called when running in the current path. Instead, the program continues to call the path set in the environment variable. Of course, this phenomenon will not surprise me, so I cannot think about it. Finally, I finally found out that it is a problem with environment variables. Everything seems to be lost!

There is no way. I finally started to use Eclipse to debug the program in Linux. I am used to using ddd. Eclipse has a lot to learn, but it looks pretty good. The work is finally running. Come on.

Author: pumpkin and Penguin