Is there any way to tell the compiler (gcc/mingw32) when building an object file (lib*.o) to only expose certain functions from the .c file?
I\'m trying to build the double-conversion package from Hackage. It builds OK but ghci can\'t load it. The complaint is:
How can I have the result of the git describe command embedded into my c++ binary so that I can access it at run time.
In the case of osx, gcc, modern x8开发者_开发技巧6: How is the x86 segmentation h/w and paging h/w used?For the most part1, the segmentation hardware isn\'t used. Most current OSes set CS, DS, SS, a
I have the following code and when I\'m trying to compile it, I get an error: error: ‘list_item_t’ has no member named ‘state’
I compiled a library which use the g++ instead gcc. First I thought the source code was written in C++ but I found out later开发者_Go百科 that there was not any C++ code in the *.cc files.
I\'d like to count/sum up the overhead in an object file due to packing (and, ideally, have gcc minimize it for me).
I\'m trying to multiply in assembler by shifting and adding and I get the weirdest output from the following code. If the last two function calls in the int main are commented out I get a normal resul
Is it possible to pass variable type as part of a function parameter, e.g.: void foo(varType t开发者_StackOverflow中文版ype)
Operating system Centos 5.6 i686 2.6.18-53.1.4.el5vm. gcc version 4.1.2 20080704 (Red Hat 4.1.2-48) ld version 2.17.50.0.6-6.el5 20061020
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