The UNIX cluster offers special programming languages. This section gives an introduction to creating, compiling, linking, and running programs on the UNIX cluster. No attempt is made to teach the individual languages discussed, nor are all the options for the various compilers and utilities described.
More detailed information is contained in the various man pages.
Use an editor to create your source file and edit it. The file may have any appropriate filename, but it should have the extension that corresponds to the programming language you are using. After the source code for a program is entered into a file, it may be compiled and linked by invoking the appropriate compiler and providing the names of all the routines. You can rename the binary and to run it, type its name. Binaries require large quantities of disk space.