I am compiling one C file in Ubuntu but I am getting an error in including a header file. My Makefile is as follows:
I have C project of a library (using CDT). Configurations for both static and dynamic linking for several platforms. Several examples of the library usage is also included in the project. What is the
Let\'s say I have a makefile like the following: CXXFLAGS := -I./Include Foo: $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -o Foo If the user cds into the source tree and runs make, everything is fine and dandy.However, if
I want to use the ASSIMP library http://assimp.sourceforge.net in an iOS project. Unfortunately, I\'m not very experienced with makefiles and that stuff, so I need some help.
I have makefile that compiles all *.c files in subfolder: objects := $(patsubst %.c,%.o,$开发者_如何学运维(wildcard *.c))
GNU Make supports ``chains of implicit rules\". What I want to achieve is to write in a single section of a Makefile to achieve this:
I have to convert a set of file (let\'s say format fa) into another format (fb) by a command (fa2fb). Each target fb depends only on one fa file.
I have a structure defined in h files and some elements of that structure are in compile time flag. The file is compiled using arm-gcc with -Otime flag. When I run it , it is giving Segmentation Fault
I\'m using cmake with C++ project. I want to use precompiled headers in GCC. I want to run cmake once and then, when running make, I want this actions to happen:
I just started working with Qt (in C++), so I followed a \"hello, world\" example I found online. I created the program hello.cpp in the directory hello:
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