I installed NetBeans 8.2 (but the same is for any version of NetBeans C/C++) in a linux OS (Linux Mint Ulyssa, which based to what i know is ubuntu core. I can run successfully with the expected result a project (simple “hello world”) but can’t in the build folder of the project i can’t find a file that i can
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How do I check if a file is an executable in nim?
How do I check if a file is an executable on Linux using Nim? Thanks in advance. Answer You can use getFilePermissions and check if a certain FilePermission is in the set it returns. You’d probably want to check if all three different Exec variants are in it:
Submit executable + input files with qsub to create multiple jobs
I have an executable that takes one input file and have been running it like so, submitting as a job to pbs using qsub: I have a script (runpp_multi.sh) to make it run on multiple files in a directory: These both work fine, but obviously there’s a problem if I submit the script that runs on multiple files with qsub:
Running compiled Linux executable on other Linux computers
I’ve been working on a custom program that allows me to control my other Linux-based computers on my network. I’ve been using Python and used PyInstaller to compile the code into a Linux executable. Running the executable on my own computer works just fine and does exactly what it’s supposed to. But once I send it over to another computer
How to set executable (application) icon in Linux based Qt
I I want to change this default icon to my desired icon. How to do this ? I have searched and found solution for Windows How to set application icon in a Qt-based project? but not for Linux. I have tried to do this using .desktop file by setting Icon = myPath/icon.icon or icon.PNG But it does not work. Any
Exporting functions from an executable using a def file
There is plenty of information available about how to export functions from a dll (which I’ve done many times), but I heard that it’s also possible to export functions from an executable, so that an external dll can call them. Although I’ve managed to get this working, it seems as though there’s some problem with the entry point: If it
Cython standalone executable on ubuntu
I want my cython program to be standalone executable on linux, not to be imported. After cython –embed i got a c file,now how can i make it executable? Answer I guess you have to compile the .c file you have obtained. Assuming you are using python 3.5 and don’t have to link to other libraries than python you can
Fixing file permissions after modifying in C++?
I’m saving my data in the executable file of the program. I copy it to a temporary file, overwrite a part starting at a ‘magic string’ and rename it to the original. I know this is a bad idea, but I’m doing it just for experimenting. I got everything to work so far, except for that I have to re-enable