I\'m trying to create a shared object using a number of .O files created with the -fPIC command.When I run g++ with the -shared argument it appears to be trying to statically link to the libstdc++.a l
I get tons of errors after I compile a lua file into a stand-alone program (i.e. exe) with srlua. Always anything in the \"require()\" it cannot find later and the program will simply not run.
There is a file in the boost library called has_new_operator.hpp. I am getting the following error when i complile the file using GCC 4.3.1
Am getting this compiler error while trying to compile an VS 6 VC++ code. The <someclass> is not an abstract class. And when clicked on the error the pointer points to list system file at the fi
I get the following compile errors when compiling to the device. (When compiling to simulator everything is OK)
I have set up Allegro 5.0.4 with MinGW 4.5.2 and I am using the GUN GCC compiler with Code::Blocks. When I attempt to compile this:
I am writing a class (Suite) that is inheriting from another class (HotelRoom). The HotelRoom class has a constructor that requires an argument (an int) and so in the constructor for Suite I called su
I\'m learning how to make and run Java programs in Windows with Notepad and the command line.Right now I\'m getting a well-known error when I try to run any sort of variant of java Main, Main being th
Why does the following macro compile with 1 inline assembly instruction but not with 2? This code compiles OK:
I am working with Scala 2.9.0.1 in Eclipse. I have a Scala class/trait hierarchy, with something like: