I want to compile a program which has lots of 32-bit static libraries which I cannot recompile to 64-bit because the lack of makefiles but there are some libraries that I should compile to obtain some static libraries to use alongside them. One of the libraries that I want to compile has a Makefile as follows : Which results in
Tag: compiler-errors
GCJ throws error: “Undefined reference to main” when compiling
I´d wanted to compile a simple Java “Hello World” program like it was repesented on the GeeksforGeeks Hello World Tutorial, by using gcj in Linux Ubuntu. This is the source code: But gcj threw two errors: (.text+0x18): undefined reference to main collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status Original output from the terminal: I´d take attention on the requirement, that
How do I fix “‘struct _IO_FILE’ has no member named ‘_file'”?
I have a version of a program that used to compile to a *.o file, but now it does not, and gives a compiler error. I have tried to compile my code with gcc compiler on Linux, and the compile fails. I expect the command gcc -c isatty.c to yield isatty.o but it does not. Instead, I get this message:
How to fix linker warning: “function undefined” in kernel space?
I’m working on an integrated SDK for powerpc microprocessor which has some kernel modules. The kernel(3.12.37) and toolchain(powerpc gcc 4.9.2) provided by Yocto project. When i make SDK in native machine(x86_64bit Ubuntu 14) by mentioned toolchain and kernel source, I see these warnings during compilation of kernel module: These warnings appear when i insmod kernel module. I realized that this
gcc: error trying to exec ‘cc1’ when cross-compiling
I downloaded toolchain from parrot Github, installed, now I am trying to crosscompile here with the following command line: here’s the error log: Answer You should use the arm-none-linux-gnueabi–prefixed toolchain in bin instead. e.g. instead of
GCC Bug, “linux” string in path replaced with “1” when using “” angle brackets to include a header through a macro
I may have found a bug in gcc. I couldn’t find anything related to this online so I want to know if anyone seen this before. I am using “Ubuntu 16.04.0 LTS” with: gcc version 5.4.0 20160609 (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.6), but this problem can be reproduced on later gcc versions as well, gcc-6 and gcc-7. Here https://github.com/mihaipop11/gcc-linux you can find a
How to build evpp in Linux Mint
I want to use evpp library in my project but I cannot build it in my OS. My OS is Linux mint 18.1 and and I use the release build script in tools folder (release-build.sh). I am getting the following errors; I installed all third-part libraries like boost, glog and gtest look here. Am I missing something? Answer I asked
cpp multipleThread: detach non-class type error
I’m writing a program with mutiplethread using cpp , but I have a compiler-error like this: my code could be presented as follow: So anybody have a clue about where I did wrong and what can I do? Answer You’ve hit C++’s Most Vexing Parse. The above declaration doesn’t declare a turnCam as a std::thread object. Rather threadCam is declared
glibc Cross Compile Configure Error
I would like to cross compile glibc. But, I ‘m getting an error. glibc version is 2.24. I tried compiling host and target i686-elf. My $MACHTYPE environment label is x86_64-pc-linux-gnu. Target directory includes binutils-2.27 and gcc-6.2.0. My PATH environment is: /home/ercan/cross/tools/tools_binaries/i686/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games Console output have been listing to below: It is not configured and config.log that is in build-glibc which content
Reading numbers from file and normalizing
Hello Everyone, I want to load the data I have in a file, which looks like: Now, I want to load this from the file and compute the normalization. I do: But, I am getting the error: Although, I do the process directly into python 2.7 console in linux like, This works fine. I don’t know what I am doing