Next, fetch upstream changes. If you have committed local changes, merge conflicts should be minimal
[~]$ cd ~/cs40/examples [examples]$ git fetch upstream [examples]$ git merge upstream/master [examples]$ git push
Open up a terminal and navigate to the w10-noise directory.
In a second terminal, navigate to the build folder and run make -j8 to get the w10-noise folder.
[~]$ cd ~/cs40/examples/build/ [build]$ make -j8 [build]$ cd w10-noise [w10-noise]$ ./test_noiseThe demo will create a bunch of png files that you can view with geeqie.
[~]$ cd ~/cs40/examples [examples]$ git fetch upstream [examples]$ git merge upstream/master [examples]$ git push
Open up a terminal and navigate to the w11-noise2 directory.
In a second terminal, navigate to the build folder and run make -j8 to get the w11-noise2 folder.
[~]$ cd ~/cs40/examples/build/ [build]$ make -j8 [build]$ cd w11-noise2 [w11-noise2]$ ./clouds