gcc error: Can't create precompiled header
I have some useful typedefs on a header file called utypes.h. I have decided to use make and haven't found a way to compile it since then.
When I execute gcc -Wall -c utypes.h
to generate the .o object of utypes I get the following error:
"utypes.h:1 fatal error: can't create precomiled header types.h.gch: Permission Denied (EACESS)
Compilation terminated.
What am I doing wrong here? Thanks.
You don't have write access to the directory where you are trying to put types.h.gch, or you have a pre-existing read-only copy. On Linux you can use strace to get the details.
just compile your stdc++.h in cmd with administrator rights. Run CMD as Administrator and then go to path of stdc++.h and then compile
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