Now I feel like an idiot. -v is obviously verbose. I've used enough *nix/BSDs that I should have known that.
It turned out that there was a whole pile of linker tags to use. For future record,...
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Now I feel like an idiot. -v is obviously verbose. I've used enough *nix/BSDs that I should have known that.
It turned out that there was a whole pile of linker tags to use. For future record,...
If you would read my post, you would see that I am compiling a large number of files, and I don't want to have to re-compile every time. It would be much easier and faster to link the old object to...
When you are compiling 50 or 60 files, you can't say
g++ -o program.app file1.cpp file2.cpp file3.cpp file4.cpp file5.cpp file6.cpp... I don't feel like setting up a makefile for this project, but...
That was my mistake. I typed gcc when I meant g++. I have been using g++. I know there is a way to divide compilation and linking in c++, because I've done it before. Saddly, I don't have any of...
I have a very strange and elusive problem. I am compiling a multi-file program. When I use
gcc -o program.app file1.cpp file2.cpp
It works, but when I use this code:
gcc -c file1.cpp
gcc -c...
I'm currently trying to program an application that when the Start button is pushed, will start a different part of the application, return(so as not to show the twirling color wheel, and to allow...
Maybe I can help on this one. Cocoa and Objective C are nothing but systems to communicate with a UI made with Interface Builder. You can use C or C++ in your ObjC files, by suffixing your files...
Audacity may be just What I need. Thanks for your help guys! :)
I'm looking at the ones that you are showing, and they seem to lack one feature that I forgot to mention. I need the program to combine and then play out the the speakers. This system will be...
I'm looking for a program that will make a Linux or (hopefully not) Windows machine, and act just like an 11 channel microphone mixer, amp, and recorder. I hope that somone has seen something like...
Wow, all these 15 year olds programming! That's great! I started a bit earlier, but that's a different story. One of the best things to do is look at your library. Most systems will have at least...
getchar() does not do the same thing as getch(). I began my coding on a Mac, and had a similiar problem. I have some code that will emulate getch(), but I need to find it. I'll look for it and...
Hmmmmmmmm, I had forgotten about seperate memory sections. Looks like back to the drawing board! Is there any way for me to run two programs and have them share an object?
I'm writing a program that needs to have two processes running at the same time. I have found through some research that the best way to do this would be to use a handler program that would exec to...
I looked at the binary again, and noticed that
__gxx_personality_v0 comes after the _sayhi() function (which by the way is written in assembly, in nasmfunctions.s). Seeing that the first file...
Uh,Huh... I see what you mean. :( So is there a way that I can get rid of this, or am I stuck with C? I'm not to good with the more advanced C principles, though many are similiar to C++, and the...
I'm back with writing my OS, and I have problem. I compile the kernel.cpp file with g++, the loader.s file with as, and the nasmfunctions.s file with NASM, then link them together. I have it down...
Thanks, it's a great tuturial. Only one problem. I'm using the GRUB bootloader, and I have my multiboot header. I must compile this with as, and the code in the tuturial must be compiled with...
The first int x is not needed. It is declared in the FOR loop.
I am using Red Hat 9, and I'm writing the OS from scratch.
I need to write to the screen for my OS, and I can't find a good way to do it. I have seen several assembly codes, but I can't find one that will do the job. One in C++ would be even better! I'm...