For a school project I have to do a large amount of string manipulation in assembly. Since this is a pain to do I was trying to come up with innovative ways to use already programmed string operations. My idea is to compile and dump the assembly from thestring.hlibrary in c. Then I...
I'm a bit clueless about a problem I have encountered when trying to compile my C++ project, which usesGoogle's Filament library, withg++(MSYS2/MinGW) on Windows. It just vomits a giant load of error messages at me (see excerpts below). My guess is it is missing...
I am trying to compile a program of mine, that needsC++11features and a newer version ofboostthan is installed on the target machine. I therefore compiled and installedgcc 4.9to some local directory (/secured/local) with an in-tree build of all dependencies and the binutils. I then downloa...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19885825/binutils-cross-compile-error 4.编译gcc ../gcc-4.9.3/configure --prefix=/opt/loongson-cross-tools/usr --target=mipsel-pc-linux-gnu --with-sysroot=/opt/loongson-cross-tools --disable-multilib --with-newlib --disable-nls --disable-shared --disable...
Here, gcc is the command to run the GCC compiler, hello.c is the file name you want to compile, and -o hello specifies the name of the output file; in this case, hello. Execute the Compiled Program Finally, let’s execute the compiled program. This is done by entering the following...
gccis the "GNU" C Compiler, andg++is the "GNU C++ compiler, whileccandCCare the Sun C and C++ compilers also available on Sun workstations. Below are several examples that show how to use g++ to compile C++ programs, although much of the information applies to C programs as well as ...
Just give the following command in FireCMD shell to compile your program: C:\MinGW\bin\g++ -o helloworld.exe helloworld.cpp If there are no errors in your code, FireCMD will return you to a new prompt without any error messages. This means that your code has been compiled successfully in...
I have theories on the problem. The gcc version installed is older that the one I'm trying to compile, I'm using a different target in this case "arm-marvell-linux-gnueabi". I really don't know what to do, I'll try and follow the steps first with the architecture you are using ...
‘-Wcast-qual’ This option warns about pointers that are cast to remove a type qualifier, such as const. ‘-Wwrite-strings’ This option implicitly gives all string constants defined in the program a const qualifier, causing a compile-time warning if there is an attempt ...
We also use the C compiler built in step 3 to compile the library’s startup files and install them to/opt/cross/aarch64-linux/lib. Finally, we create a couple of dummy files,libc.soandstubs.h, which are expected in step 5, but which will be replaced in step 6. $ mkdir -p ...