When I try to compile my small C program, I get the error msg: : undefined reference to `getaddrinfo\'. I have included the netdb.h and socket.h header files too. But the error is in linker.
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I am trying to run a simple program in cygwin that includes fork and wait. I thought it would be very easy to compile but I am having problems.
I\'m trying to build the most recent version of OpenCV on a minimal enough VPS but am running into trouble with CMake. I\'m not familiar with CMake so I\'m finding it difficult to interpret the log ou
I am interested in automatically filtering and interpreting the error messages outputted by gcc and other compilers
I have install g++-4.5, as I\'m interested in the C++0x stuff (done by sudo port install gcc45). Now I\'ve made sure it\'s my default comp开发者_C百科iler (using gcc_select) and all of my Makefile pro
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I have recently downloaded the mingw-w64 package under Fedora Linux in order to be able to c开发者_高级运维ross compile targetting both win32 and \"Windows 64\". But I fail to understand how to specif
Does the ABI of the view of a class remain stable even if other changes, involving virtuals, are made in the derived class?