Here I have read good references about FANN for Artificial Neural Networks in C/C++. Actually I am using C++ (on Ubuntu with g++ v4.6.1). The library written in C, has a wrapper for C++. But I don’t get it to work. Even the example included xor_sample.cpp works. I have a Makefile with a line like this: Being FANNINCLUDE the path
Tag: makefile
Why do I get permission denied when I try use “make” to install something?
I’m trying to install something and it’s throwing me an error: Permission denied when I try to run make on it. I’m not too fond of the universal rules of unix/linux and not too fond of user rights either. My best guess is that the user I’m logged in as does not have the privileges to run make commands, but
Linux configure/make, –prefix?
Bear with me, this one’s not very easy to explain… I’m trying to configure, make and make install Xfce into my buildroot build directory. When configuring I’m using so that it builds to the right folder, however when it’s compressed and run I get errors from various config files where it’s looking for files in (which of course doesn’t exist.)
How to run a ./configure script inside makefile
I have tried the following: under this context What can I do to make this work? Answer What happens when you just do ./libpng/configure? Make sure the configure script is executable! (chmod +x ./libpng/configure)
Undefined references in makefile
Ok, ive read about 10 tutorials, but i keep getting errors all the time, i have 5 files, main.cpp class.cpp, class.h and functions.cpp and functions.h. All of those use functions from different objects meaning that functions in functions.cpp uses objects from classes.cpp. My makefile looks as follows I keeps telling me that it has undefined references. What am i missing?
In Unix, can I run ‘make’ in a directory without cd’ing to that directory first?
In Unix, can I run make in a directory without cd’ing to that directory first? Answer make -C /path/to/dir