Compiling C ++ using the gcc / g ++ compiler

Question

I am new to C ++ and I want to compile my test program.
I now have 3 files "main.cpp" "parse.cpp" "parse.h"

how can i compile it with a single command?

Answer 1

Compile them both at the same time and put the result in a.out

$ g++ file.cpp other.cpp

Compile them both at the same time and put the results in prog2

$ g++ file.cpp other.cpp -o prog2

Compile each separately and then pair them with a.out

$ g++ -c file.cpp
$ g++ -c other.cpp
$ g++ file.o other.o

Compile each separately and then pair them with prog2

$ g++ -c file.cpp
$ g++ -c other.cpp
$ g++ file.o other.o -o prog2

Answer 2

make utility make . .

, gcc ...

.h, .cpp.

gcc a.cpp b.cpp -o program.out
./program.out

Answer 3

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Answer 4

, g++, main, :

g++ main.cpp -o main

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