Is the library pgaO.lib or libpgaO.a ?
Are the errors telling you that it cannot find an GNU archive ?
If it's pgaO.lib you may have to change LDFLAGS to
-s ...
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Is the library pgaO.lib or libpgaO.a ?
Are the errors telling you that it cannot find an GNU archive ?
If it's pgaO.lib you may have to change LDFLAGS to
-s ...
This is link time errors not compile time. If an .lib file with headers comes with the package and not source code, you have to pass the lib to g++ to resolve all the external references.
There is avaliable the spawnl function (process.h). Using KERNEL32.DLL CreateProcess will get the job done...
#include <windows.h>
int main(void)
{
STARTUPINFO si;
...
You have not compiled the implementation file. When you are compiling the main application file the linker is referencing object code that does not yet exist.
Compile (do not try to link) book.cpp...
String is in the standard namespace. Give string it's scope resolution.. std::string. You could place using namespace std; after the include files <string> <iostream> etc.
It is ISO C99 compliant.
ISO C99 is the name of the current international C standard, from December 1999, ISO/IEC 9899:1999.
The former international C standard is from 1990 (ISO/IEC...
Fordy is right. It's just something interesting and unusual and nothing more than that.
PellesC, check it out.
www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc
I have found a way to get this to link without a warning.
#include <iostream>
class winapp
{
public:
winapp()
Your right nvoigt, that's what is really happening.
Yes, I see it more as some sort of a bug in ld.exe that it allows it to go thru with just a warning. You should not really be able to do this, it's sort of like the public static main in a Java app....
The GCC in the latest beta of Dev is more up to date with the current C++ standard.
Some of you probably know how to do this, but i just discovered how to encapsulate the main function. Using Dev C++ 4.9.9.0 i got this bit of code to compile and link with 1 warning issued: ...
Create public methods that return the private data...
class Card
{
public:
Card();
void setSuit(string newSuit);
friend istream& operator >> (istream& is, Card& cd);
I learned how to read by learning how to talk, I learned how to write by reading.
Just start coding Windows applications in C++ right now, the details will become clear later.
I think I follow what your asking, try the example, and then apply it to your problem. Maybe it's what your looking for.
#include <process.h>
int main (void)
{
_spawnl (_P_WAIT,...
Go to here, Find the tutorial on winsock programming in C++. It explains the things your asking about.
In the case of the procedural block, the opening brace gives you
push ebp
mov ebp,esp
The closing brace gives
pop ebp
ret
These functions reside in libth32.a. Pass -lth32 to gcc or g++.
One of the best tutorials on network programming I have seen is at http://www.madwizard.org/. It is very well written, easy to follow and gives you a good foundation in learning the Winsock API. Both...
This function I wrote will work on ME systems as well. Pass to it the name of the application module in upper case (e.g. NOTEPAD.EXE). The function will return the number of terminated processes...
c++
:D
You have got to be kidding.
"bcc32.cfg"
Put qoutation marks on either side of the filename before saving.
bcc32 -tW -w-par LogIEUrlrRequests.cpp
Yes, the .o files related to the headers supplied by GNU are located in the .a archive (library) files in the Lib directory. GCC and G++ will automatically have LD search this folder to resolve...