Clang\'s own diagnostics propaganda contains this exerpt: Since Clang has range highlighting, it never needs to pretty print your code back out to you. This is particularly bad in G++ (which often e
Say I am creating an application bundle with some scripts, maybe a daemon, or even a helper binary...When compiling such a binary.. is it feasible to ./configure/make it with only relative paths?For e
Let\'s say we have 2 source files: main.c: #include <stdio.h> #define i 2 int main(){ printf(\"sum(%开发者_运维问答d) = %d\", i, sum(i));
Today, I discovered a rather interesting thing about either g++ or nm...constructor definitions appear to have two entries in libraries.
I am trying to compile some legacy C/C++ code on Mac OS X with gcc 4.2. that was originally written on Windows using Visual Studio.I am compiling a static library that is being linked against by other
I\'m new to using gcc inline assembly, and was wondering if, on an x86 multi-core machine, a spinlock (without race conditions) could be implemented as (using AT&T syntax):
I\'m wondering if there is a nice way to avoid gcc to scream about printf types : \'warning: format ‘%d’ expects argument of type ‘int’, but argument 12 has type foo\'
I need to load 18h and output it to port 60h, following works (inside asm(\"\")). ldi r1, 0x18 ; 0x18 -> r1
I have an app that crashes sometimes and creates the next file: (APP.exe.stackdump) Exception: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION at eip=6BA4B246
I wrote a program, that uses a shared library installed on my system. This library is seldom installed on other systems. How do I compile my program so that the library doesn\'t need to be installed o
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