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How do I send my CLion’s output to the Gnome Terminal on Debian?
I’m trying to use ncurses in my C program, but it doesn’t work with CLion’s built-in console. From what I’ve gathered, in order to make the output appear in the gnome terminal, I have to select it in the Configure Debug screen, but I can’t seem to find the gnome-terminal file anywhere – the most I could find are the
io.h not found CLion in Ubuntu 20.04
I am trying to run a c++ code however, io.h is not found. It is shown as Additionally, I am getting a bunch of weird problems (for a code that is rather > 16 years old): or or or or or or I wonder if these are related to io.h not being found. I have CLion 2020.2.3 and Answer Add
C++ get source file directory in Linux
This question is many time asked and I referred all, but I need bit different. I am using macbook -> Clion (IDE) for C++ My program file location /Users/Kandarp/ClionProjects/SimulationParser/main.cpp When I use following function for get current directory it gives different file (I think actual path where file is compiled and execute) it gives following answer: /Users/Kandarp/Library/Caches/CLion2016.2/cmake/generated/SimulationParser-50b8dc0e/50b8dc0e/Debug But I need
Unable to link openssl libraries to CLion C++ program
I have a CLion project. Here is my CMakeLists.txt: And here is error that I get: Answer Maybe you should try link_libraries(ssl) instead of link_libraries(openssl), if you’re sure of openssl installed on your local machine. See https://wiki.openssl.org/index.php/Libcrypto_API , it says that “OpenSSL provides two primary libraries: libssl and libcrypto.”. To fix your issue just add to your CMakeList.txt:
Why am I not able to use relative path to open a file in CLion?
I seem to get errors when trying to open an std::ifstream if I use a relative path. Though it works fine if using an absolute path. Is there something I need to add to the CMakeLists.txt? (I’m pretty new to using cmake) Or is it just a problem in CLion? Answer It’s CLion. You have to set the Working Directory