


Note, **** is an integer between 1 to 12. * Open a //Terminal// (cmd for Windows, bash shell for Mac), and issue the following command (replace with your net id!), and you will be asked if you trust csslab (answer yes) and you can remote log-on to the linux machine.
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However, you would need to install the Xcode command line tools (which can take a while), please follow ]. * **For A Mac Machine**, your machine should have ssh already installed. **Note**: you //do not// need to uninstall ssh after the installation (the instruction is for reference), and, you //do not// need to start **sshd** service to connect to Linux machines. **To install**: you need to have an OpenSSH compatible client (putty does not work): * Now, install remote development extension to VSC from ]
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* Download and install Visual Studio Code (VSC) from ] **Note**: make sure you have this running, otherwise when you run **ssh** command you will encounter //operation time out// (on Mac) or //Resource temporarily unavailable// (on Windows) error messages. In preparation to connect to Linux machine, please you need to set up Husky OnNet VPN, ] to download, install, and don’t forget to start the VPN after you are done. * SSH: This is to allow VSC to connect to the Linux Lab.

* Visual Studio Code (VSC): This is the IDE, you will be working with. * Husky OnNet VPN: So that you can connect to the Linux Lab. There are three main systems you must download/setup: You should consider look at ] for a much higher level general discussion on C++ toolchain and writing high quality c++ code. Here are the details of the two sections. **Video**: Thanks to Professor Pisan, here is ] that you can watch while reading the following tutorial. **Overview**: This document has two major sections: ** The Solution**: While there are potentially many solutions to accomplish the above goal, thanks to Professor Yusuf Pisan for figuring out the details, this document presents an excellent and elegant solution based on Visual Studio Code (VSC) and SSH. **The Goal**: Run an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) on your PC/Mac, edit source code files that are located on our Linux Lab machines, and compile/run/debug the Linux machine executable from your PC/Mac. = Visual Studio Code: Remote (C++) Development on Linux Lab Machines = Deprecated: Directive 'allow_url_include' is deprecated in Unknown on line 0
