I want to create a project in the Project explorer of the Streams studio (vmware workstation player.I have entered the project name and then I have created the "Filesink", "Filesource" and "Filter" in my project name, but when I save, I get this error message:
"CDISP0092E ERROR: Because of previous compilation errors, the compile process cannot continue."how could resolved ?
Thank you
Per default auto-build is enabled in Streams Studio. When you save your project
the project build is triggered.
You could disable this in the menu Project-> Build Automatically (unset), for example to avoid error messages during your application creation and you know that you are not ready.
Otherwise to learn more about the error, scroll up in the Console, and check the error messages prior CDISP0092E.
Most likely they are similar to the messages below:
application/Test.spl:6:11: CDISP0053E ERROR: An unknown identifier was referenced in the SPL program: varType.
application/Test.spl:17:11: CDISP0053E ERROR: An unknown identifier was referenced in the SPL program: varType.
application/Test.spl:14:12: CDISP0053E ERROR: An unknown identifier was referenced in the SPL program: parameterValue.
It might be that mandatory operator parameters are not set and/or the Stream schemas are not defined.
To configure those properties, double-click on the operators and/or connected stream(s).
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Today since the morning, when I'm trying to compile my application, I'm getting this warning:
[C++ Warning] File.cpp(56): W8050 No type OBJ file present. Disabling
external types option.
According to the above, there should be no OBJ File present in the same folder where my application's files are. And in fact, they are there.
What's the problem?
I'm also receiving a W8058 warning:
W8058 Cannot create pre-compiled header: write failed
I am trying to set up a project in visual studios for C but every time i do, i first get this error message
fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header. Did you forget to add '#include "stdafx.h"' to your source?
then when i fix it by going into the "Properties->Precompiled header" i get this message
error LNK2005: _main already defined in clang.obj
. This has been going on for days now and i watched a bunch of videos and read a bunch of articles on this and I can't seem to find a fix. I just want to run my C program and have it execute without dealing with errors like those above. Here is what i do to set it up,
Create new project -> Select "Windows console application" -> change the "Location" to a file directory on my desktop -> then go to "Project" and "Add new item" -> i name that item "name.c" and when I am done, I insert my code and run it then i receive the same errors. Can someone please help me.
I think the problem is that when you choose Windows console application template, VS 2017 already generated a file which has a int main() function defined in it.
Then you added another file name.c which also has a main() function. Thus you got that error.
I'm having trouble building a project in XE5. I made some basic changes that would in no way cause an issue, but the project fails to build. I have verified that these changes build fine on another machine, and that the projects continues to build on my machine if I undo these changes.
I have managed to narrow the cause down to the code trying to use a member variable, but it's clear this is not the actual reason for the link failure.
I have tried clearing temp files as this seems to have worked for a similar issue:
C++ Builder XE7 LME288 Error
but this does not fix the problem. For reference, i am receiving the following:
[ilink32 Warning] Warning: unknown heap name : 0x08000000 / 0x08000000
[ilink32 Warning] Warning: Error detected (LME1641)
[ilink32 Error] Error: Unable to perform link
I'm being driven crazy by this, does anyone have any ideas?
Managed to figure this out eventually, the .cbproj file had been tainted from a recent merge.
The issue was extremely sporadic, as some branches with the same project file were building, and some were not. If you're having this issue check that your project file contains the appropriate information!
Trying to use arguments for external tools within the custom build option in VS2010 but they seem to be empty, specifically:
c:\oracle\ora10g1\bin\proc $(ProjDir)\$(ItemFilename).pc
Fails with:
PCC-F-02101, Unable to open input file: ".pc"
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(151,5): error MSB6006: "cmd.exe" exited with code 1.
Yet file exists and hardcoded reference compiles.
Try enclosing the macros in double-quotes...
c:\oracle\ora10g1\bin\proc "$(ProjDir)\$(ItemFilename).pc"
I suspect your problem is the embeded spaces in the final path.
OK - I figured it out - there is a "macro" button in the dialog for specifying the custom build arguments - it has the correct definitions.
here's what works:
c:\oracle\ora10g1\bin\proc $(ProjectDir)%(Filename)%(Extension)
I believe that the doco that referenced "Arguments for External Tools" is either incorrect or they don't consider args used within the custom build dialog to be feeding an external tool.
I am moving a Embedded Visual C++ project to VS2005. When I compile the project I get this error: fatal error CVT1109: target machine "THUMB" requires "/WINDOWSCE" CVTRES. Goggling this just left me more confused. Most stated I needed to add the linker option /WINDOWSCE. My issue is there is no linker options in Configuration Properties for a static library.
I left out I am also getting this link error:
LNK1123: failure during conversion to COFF: file invalid or corrupt
Update The error above happens when the the output windows says it is 'Creating library...'. I believe this has to do with the resource file in the project. If I remove the rc file I can create the library. Why is the rc file causing the CVTRES error?
Finally Resolved I opened
Project Properties --> Configuration Properties --> Librarian --> Command Line
Than I added the following line:
/subsystem:$(CESubsystem) /MACHINE:THUMB
I would of sworn I tried that from the start, thank the heavens I found the solution hope it helps someone else.