How can I prevent the debug popup window from appearing when an assertion fails on a Windows machine? The app I\'m writing is console based and I\'m using assert() to test certain things when it\'s ex
I used gcc to compile a few fortran source files into *.lib and *.dll on Windows platform, using the latest version of mingw . Th开发者_JS百科e gcc used is version 3. The result of the output is arpac
When I try to build my app for 10.4, ppc, I get the following error: GCC 4.2 is not compatible with the Mac OS开发者_高级运维 X 10.4 SDK (file MBM.m)
I\'m using a header called colors.h to organize my source code. The header is like this: #define DEFAULT 0x07
Is there a way—much like viewing the result of preprocessing with gcc -E—to see what my objects look like once compiled into object files?
Example: if (almost_always_false_condition) { // do something } Is there a way to suggest compiler that in 99% condition will be false.
I have an array arryImages which I would only like to declare once and access it from a number of view controllers, but I can\'t figure out where to place it.
Is it possible to force gcc use int instruction for all the system calls, but not sysenter? This question may sound strange but I have to compile some projects like Python and Firefox this way.
I\'m working on an ASP.NET application and I\'m having difficulty in understanding why a cookie appears to be null.
Problem: class Base { public: Base(Base* pParent); /* implements basic stuff */ }; class A : virtual public Base {
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