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This chapter gives a brief overview of the steps needed to compile,
load, and run a program that uses the WFDB library. It assumes that you
are able to log onto a Unix-based computer on which the WFDB Software
Package has been installed
(see section Installing the WFDB Software Package),
and that you know how to create a source file using a text editor such
as emacs
or vi
. If you are using an MS-DOS system, there
are a few differences noted below.
1.1 A Trivial Example Program in C | A trivial example program. | |
1.2 Compiling a Program with the WFDB Library | Compiling a C program with the WFDB library. | |
1.3 Using the WFDB library with other languages | Using the WFDB library with C++, Fortran, Java, Perl, Python, C#, or Matlab. | |
1.4 The Database Path and Other Environment Variables | WFDB library environment variables. | |
1.5 Running the Example Program | Running the example program. | |
1.6 A Note on Identifiers | Names to avoid when writing your programs. | |
1.7 More About the WFDB Path | Customizing the WFDB path. | |
1.8 Exercises | A few questions. |
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