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=== Introduction === | === Introduction === | ||
zimlib is written in C++. To use the library, you need the include files of zimlib have to link against zimlib. Both are installed when zimlib is built ( | zimlib is written in C++. To use the library, you need the include files of zimlib have to link against zimlib. Both are installed when zimlib is built (<tt>./autogen.sh; ./configure; make; make install</tt>). | ||
Errors are handled with exceptions. When something goes wrong, zimlib throws an error, which is always derived from std::exception. | Errors are handled with exceptions. When something goes wrong, zimlib throws an error, which is always derived from std::exception. | ||
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You may save that file under the name "zimlist.cpp" and compile using the command: | You may save that file under the name "zimlist.cpp" and compile using the command: | ||
'''g++ -o zimlist -lzim zimlist.cpp'''. You get a program, which lists the urls and titles of the file named ''wikipedia.zim''. Of course it is better to pass that name as a parameter in argc/argv. But this should be an easy task for you, so I do not show that. | '''<tt>g++ -o zimlist -lzim zimlist.cpp</tt>'''. You get a program, which lists the urls and titles of the file named ''wikipedia.zim''. Of course it is better to pass that name as a parameter in argc/argv. But this should be an easy task for you, so I do not show that. | ||
In subsequent examples I show only the code needed to use the library. The main-function with the error catcher should always be in place. | In subsequent examples I show only the code needed to use the library. The main-function with the error catcher should always be in place. | ||