Whenever I try to save a file in Dev-C++ I just get an error regardless of where I am saving the file.
I tried pausing my google sync and restarting the PC, but it doesn't seem to solve the problem.
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I've written and compiled a program in c++ that does replaces an online calculator for a business. How can I send them this file in a way that will allow them to run the program without downloading a compiler?
I have tried sending the file as a .txt and changing it to a .exe, as well as sharing a google drive.
When I run the program from my own laptop desktop it is successful, but throws the following error message on the recipients laptop:
The code execution cannot proceed because libstdc++-6.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem.
I assume that this is because they do not have the compiler downloaded (I used VSC to write and compile). Is there any way around them downloading VSC and compiling the code themselves?
I'm a beginner when it comes to coding so I have very little knowledge of what is going on with this.
Please explain simply for me if possible.
c1xx: fatal error C1083: Cannot open source file: 'TripleX.cpp': No such file or directory
This is the type of error i'm getting when I try to find a directory with the default powershell being CMD.
Another problem I have is what my code opens when I try to run it. When I right click the file up in
open editors and click open in new terminal, when I do a cl command it actually works.
However, when I run it, the power shell switches to code, notepad, or visual studio 2019. I need help fixing this. (Btw none of the 3 listed applications actually run the code. They just open with the code inside).
I've tried switching what application VSC opens the code with.
I've tried moving the file around to see if cmd can reach the file.
Trying to compile a VS 2013 C++ application and Im getting the LNK1168 cannot open .\bin\foo\bar\foobar.exe for writing.
I've followed other articles. Application Experience is enabled and running. Ive restarted VS. Cleaned and tried to rebuild. Checked the Task Mgr to make sure the application isn't running too.
My only success is after a full system reboot.
Nothing is working except the system reboot. I went to the directory and noticed that when I tried to delete the .exe that is currently there (from a previous successful build) it gives me an error saying that the operation cannot be completed because it is open in Windows Audio..
Has anybody dealt with this before? Restarting my whole OS to build is not going to work for me much longer.
The project is mapped to a D: drive (i.e. not located on C:).
I'm using Cygwin to compile and run my c++ files. I have already been able to run my files on this computer (just working yesterday), but today I started my computer and tried doing it again, but now it is not working.
When I compile my file, the .exe file (that was working and saved yesterday in the same folder) shows up for a couple of seconds (while the terminal loads the next line of command) then, the .exe file disappears when the terminal brings up the next line of the command prompt.
I have been searching for a fix but can't seem to find a solution, any ideas on what I can do?
I will wait some time and update the post if anything else happens.
I have a problem to load a videofile. I am using Visual Studio 2010 and OpenCV 2.4.6.
Sometimes it loads video properly and sometimes it won't, although it is the same file and the same code (Nothing has changed). So basically, one day it works and the next day does not. I noticed some strange behavior BEFORE.
When I run the code I get Unhandled exception
and then No source available
A few weeks ago I wasn't able to open a video in one of my project. The problem was that if I opened a project from pinned Start menu than the video couldn't be loaded.
BUT when I opened a solution right from a directory than video was loaded properly. I couldn't believe so I tried this more times.
However, in either case it does not work this time.
ALso, I tried to run Visual Studio as admin. Nothing.
What could be a problem here?