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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Re: List of Xcode compiler errors?


This has been solved.. by me  simple n00b error... not enough closed brackets in the program


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

List of Xcode compiler errors?

Is there such a thing?

I know some and most errors are simple and all because the use of the wrong quotation marks could cause the problem. But there are times I am just COMPLETELY stuck on debugging. (I have an un-expected '@' in program. error right now and its a killer!

 

so maybe somone has a link to somewhere that has a beginners look at some errors?


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Sunday, February 17, 2013

How do I set a path for the includes for g++ compiler?

Hello,

I'm new in the world of apple. I used to program with linux. There to include something like extra_library.h that it wasn't in the same folder where I compile my cpp program I used to write in the terminal while being in the cpp archive folder: g++ -c program.cpp -I/Documents/includes

Because I had the archives to include in my program in the Documents/includes directory. But now, doing exactly the same in my mac, it gives me the error that the archive to include wasn't foud.

 

I don't know if the -I command is invalid for the macs or the path is incorrect. Maybe There is a mother folder that I need to specify in the path like -I/moter_folder/Documents/includes.

 

I don't know if I expressed the lideas in a good way. If you can help me I'd be very gratefull.

 

Thank you.


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Re: How do I set a path for the includes for g++ compiler?

I have the archive to include inside the folder called includes. But the compiler say: archive.h couldn't be find.


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Re: How do I set a path for the includes for g++ compiler?

I have the archive to include inside the folder called includes. But the compiler say: archive.h couldn't be find.


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Re: How do I set a path for the includes for g++ compiler?

I have the archive to include inside the folder called includes. But the compiler say: archive.h couldn't be find.


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Thursday, February 14, 2013

Re: NetBeans 7.2 c compiler not found


Hello,


to use NetBeans you only have to install xcode in the app store, then you go to xcode, preferences, downloads, components and install the item that says Command Line Tools. After that your netbeans will work perfectly


Sorry for my bad english.


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NetBeans 7.2 c compiler not found

Hello, sorry for my bad english but if someone can help me with my problem.

I have installed NetBeans 7.2 on my MacBook Pro who have OS X Mountain Lion, I look on the NetBeans page that I have to install Xcode anda X11 to have compilers for C language but after I install Xcode anda X11 lastest version, my NetBeans say's that compilers not found. Can anyone help me?

Thanks


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Saturday, January 26, 2013

List of Xcode compiler errors?

Is there such a thing?

I know some and most errors are simple and all because the use of the wrong quotation marks could cause the problem. But there are times I am just COMPLETELY stuck on debugging. (I have an un-expected '@' in program. error right now and its a killer!

 

so maybe somone has a link to somewhere that has a beginners look at some errors?


View the original article here