I can\'t seem to get the errors to go away. The errors are below. I have looked on Google Search and still I can\'t figure it out. It is not like I am new to C++, but I have not fooled around with it
I\'m using https://bitbucket.org/goshawk/gdc/downloads/gcc-4.5.2-tdm-1-gdc-r575-20110723.zip with TDM GCC 4.5.2 in -v2 mode to build a DLL. In one of the modules I do import std.stdint. So I thought I
I am working with a rather sizeable library which uses CMake for compilation/linking. I need to add some functionality, thus I need to add some classes to the library. The problem is that when I add e
Premise I’m using a C library (from C++) which provides the following interface: void register_callback(void* f, void* data);
I am doing an exercise of a free course. The following ocaml code compiles when I \"make\", but it complains once I am trying to put it into toplevel. Why?
I\'m writing a H264 parser (no OO), but I\'m trying to use some modules to organize better the things.
I\'m using Linux and I have the following files: main.c, main.h fileA.c, fileA.h fileB.cpp, fileB.h The function F1() is declared in fileB.h and defined in fileB.cpp. I need to use the function in
I\'m trying to compile my first legit program that I\'m converting from Java (I ran a test hello world type program to check my compiler and it works).
I installed the gmp libraries in cygwin via its installer. I tried to compile a simple program with gcc.
I am getting an error message that says undefined reference to encrypt(int, std::list<int, std::allocator<int> >*)
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