I'm doing some upcoming programming involving some math, and I need the GNU MP library for it. Where do I install it? I think it should probably go into some include folder, but I have a bunch of...
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I'm doing some upcoming programming involving some math, and I need the GNU MP library for it. Where do I install it? I think it should probably go into some include folder, but I have a bunch of...
Alright, I think I got most of the way there, but not quite. I mistakenly configured and installed (I think) GNU on my desktop, but then moved it to my includes and tried again. This is my output. ...
Hey guys,
I'm a somewhat rookie C programmer and am going to need a bignum math library for some upcoming programs. I think I'm going to choose GNU MP, as it's quite popular and seems to work...
So I'm sure the solution isn't as easy as redoing the sudo command (not that I'd be sure what to include with them anyway), so am I in more trouble than a novice can handle? Or, ideally, is there a...
I got Xcode, which should have made this all easier, but I clearly messed something up. Could any of these commands have been potentially damaging?
gcc -c -ggdb -std=c99 cs50.c -o cs50.o
ar rcs...
Alright, I've located all of my include files, but am now having a hard time figuring out how to get gcc to redirect its path to that particular folder. I'm obviously a newbie (a couple days of...
Hey all,
I'm trying to compile a C program (something that writes a table, the code is fine, and not the issue) in my terminal (on an Apple). However, whenever I try to execute "gcc temp.c",...