I have written a simple \"do-nothing\" OpenCL application (in C++ but using the C API) on Linux to get some data about OpenCL speed. It compiles fine and runs without error. I don\'t have a graphics c
When I try to run the following C++ program: UPDAT开发者_运维百科E (Updated code since the past link had some errors): http://pastie.org/private/pdpfpzg5fk7iegnohebtq
I was working on my project while I decided that I should split it into files. However I got stucked with problem like this and all advice I found via google were about forgetting to link both object
Using MINGW, I\'m trying to link my C code with a static C++ library that performs some OLE operations:
Getting this error while compiling C++ code: undefined reference to `__stack_chk_fail\' Options already tried:
I\'m new to C++, and preparing a homework by using NetBeans IDE on Ubuntu 10.04. I use g++ as a C++ compiler.
I have a code library (written entirely in C) that I typically compile under Windows, into a .DLL.开发者_C百科
I am working on a small project where I use multiple classes. One of those classes is Menu, which has a showContainer method. Here\'s the class declaration:
I had just thought I resolved a problem, but it seemed another one cropped up--or at least the same problem in another form. Now when I try to rebuild everything as suggested in the answer to that que
I\'m using Code::Blocks to build my project, which contains three files: main.cpp, TimeSeries.cpp, TimeSeries.h. TimeSeries.h provides declarations for the TimeSeries class as follows: