I\'m having a seemingly silly problem with my gcc compiler.I have installed MinGW a开发者_开发技巧t location C:\\MinGW... and I have added C:\\MinGW\\bin to my windows path.However, when I got to the
I am using gnu tool chain. How can I, at run time, find c开发者_如何学Caller of a function? i.e for example function B() gets called by many functions using function pointers. Now, whenever B gets cal
I am compiling an ancient program called SCOL (written in 1997) which comes pre-packged with OpinionFinder using gcc 3.4.5. I am using CentOS 5.5. After giving the make command, I get the following er
How much effect does having multiple files or compiled libraries vs. throwing everything (>10,000 LOC) into one source have on the final binary? For example, instead of linking a Boost library separat
开发者_StackOverflow中文版 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its cu
Ok not really sure if it is memory corruption or just a bug in my code, but here is the description of the problem:
I\'m a little bit new to C so I\'m not familiar with how I would approach a solution to this issue. As you read on, you will notice its not critical that I find a solution, but it sure would be nice f
I can make u开发者_运维百科se of gcc\'s backtrace to obtain a stack trace at any given point of a program, but I would like to obtain the trace from whatever frame the stack was in at the time an exce
As I remember, with gcc for Pentium it was possible to view advanced dump of compilation process, where gcc shows, how it plans (schedules) assembler instructions for U and V pipelines and also shows
Recently I tried to compile and install ns-2, a network simulator based on C++ and Tcl. Using some slight modification of the source code (don\'t worry, it won\'t cause the crash), I could make it co
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