Using the Online GATB Compiler
Each lesson displays a similar page as follows:
- (1): name of the lesson
- (2): navigation bar; click on blue text to navigate through the many lessons of the GATB-Core Programming Tutorial
- (3): short description of the lesson
- (4): what you are going to learn. We also highlight GATB-Core classes you will learn; click on the class name to review the corresponding API documentation.
- (5): the c++ code snippet associated to the lesson. It is worth noting that this is a real c++ code editor: you can slightly modify the code to experiment GATB-Core programming concepts, starting from an existing example.
- (6): some code snippets are associated to a sample data set; usually a Fasta/Fastq file. Click on the link to review the data set.
- (7): click on the [Compile & Run] button to execute the code snippet.
After a short amount of time, you get the results:
- (8): in this panel, you can review the c++ compiler output
- (9): in this panel, you can see the results of the code execution.