I use the GCC compiler. When compiling a program one often needs to link in a huge number of library files like .so extension to get the program to work.
I am trying to install CPAN module on Windows 7. I don\'t have Active Perl so can\'t use PPM package.
This first line of my arch/arm/mach-omap2/Makefile is # Common support obj-y := id.o io.o control.o mux.o devices.o serial.o gpmc.o timer-gp.o
Essentially, what I want to do is this: gcc foo.c -o foo.o ar rcs foo.a foo.o gcc bar.c -o boo.o ar rcs bar.a bar.o foo.a
I have a file called \"main.c\".Whats the simplest Makefile I can have to compile this file开发者_开发百科 into an executable that I can run like ./blah?all:
There is few files with .c anf .h extensions (cmdline.c cmdline.h core.c core.h and so on) in src directory, also there is one file \"MakeFile\" without extension. Is there any possibility to build th
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I\'m trying to understand the way a particular package fits into a project I\'m working on. I believe only a portion of this package actually makes it into the binary of the project, and I need to fin
I\'m trying to build gcc 4.6, but I\'m getting some linker errors that look like it means bison or flex isn\'t getting linked to. When the makefile issues this command:
I have two projects, one is a library that uses libpq headers and the executable, that links to my library and to libpq, but no matter how I put in the makefile, it just doesn\'t link the libpq and aw
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