Tutorials for gdb suggest compiling with \'gcc -g\' to compile the program with debug symbols. However, I want to debug a program compiled with make. How can I instruct make to compile with debugging
I have an old project (.pro) file. Suddenly, I am seeing that my project file doesn\'t create any files (moc_ or .obj开发者_Go百科 files). It comes out of the build step doing nothing.
I have been using Cygwin to build my Android library using the NDK\'s ndk-build script and Cygwin\'s 开发者_StackOverflow中文版make tool. It started giving me errors with a bunch of Latin non-English
How do you perform a logical OR using make\'s ifeq operator? e.g., I have (simplified): ifeq ($(GCC_MINOR), 4)
For a project, I was working with a partner writing a decision tree implementation.Since both of us are relative newcomers to C and had to work quickly, we basically dumped all the functionality in a
I\'ve got Application.mk file which is ignored by ndk-build for some reason. What i\'ve got in it: APP_PROJECT_PATH := $(call my-dir)
I have a directory called \"aos\" in which i have the results of the make, namely .o file and .a file.
My Makefile looks like this: BIN= bin OBJECTS = object1.o \\ object2.o \\ object3.o HDR= $(OBJ开发者_如何学PythonECTS:%.o=%.h) header1.h header2.h
I\'m trying to get pianobarfly working on OS X and can\'t get it to compile correctly. Selected text from the install document:
I need a place to install libraries in a linux box I have no su access to. I\'m using ~/local[/bin,/lib,/include], but I don\'t know how can I tell ./configure to look for libraries there (par开发者_运
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