I'm using Code Runner extension to run C++ code on VS code. I often face this issue where code doesn't compile and execute and following error is displayed in the terminal and doesn't go away unless I reboot the windows. Can someone tell me the solution to the problem. It will help me a lot.
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I need help with VS Code errors and it's an issue with running a task with GCC and I've looked all over the internet and the only answers don't give instructions, so I'm left with an answer that doesn't tell me where to run the command, why the error happened, and how to avoid having this error occur in the future. Would be very grateful if someone could answer this question with explicit detail on how to fix this. Thanks.
I tried to run simple code, thought I could run the task no issue, got this error instead. Please help.
-Alexander
Sorry for uploading pictures, I had no idea that was prohibited. Anyways, I found a solution which was just to delete the mingw64 and msys64 files from my C:\ disk. I reinstalled them from https://winlibs.com/ and it worked when I built it. So, exit code -1 still confuses me. I think I might have accidentally messed with the files responsible for running C++ code. Again, sorry for uploading pictures.
-Alexander
so I recently got started with vscode and working with the c++ project when I noticed that some of the errors aren't displaying. Also, the program would run fine on vscode but when used it on repl.it it would show some critical errors like "signal: Aborted (core dumped)" and it would tell me at which line it encountered that problem.
Looking at vscode however it seems to me it doesn't detect subtle errors such as when I have a function that would return a string and I purposely return 0 instead of a string it still considers it a valid operation. I don't know if the issue is the IntelliSense or some error-checking aspects, but one thing for certain I know visual studio would show this with a warning sign that would appear on the number line.
I do have the squiggly lines enabled for errors and it does show errors if I have some keyword typed incorrectly. What I want to know is where the c++ would fail to run and tell me before the run, or even during runtime.
screenshot of no error when there should be
VSCode is pretty intelligent, and in theory it should be able to have all the IntelliSense that those other IDEs have. However, that does not come out of the box. What you need to do it install some extensions specific to the programming / scripting languages that you work with. For example, for C++ you can download C/C++ extension developed by Microsoft.
After installing the needed extensions please read some documentation and tweak them as needed.
Your IntelliSense issues will be solved.
I've figured out that it wasn't displaying the crash errors because my installation of msvc was flawed. I downloaded msvc again and used the Pacman commands to install all the necessary files and now my crash errors show. However, some syntax errors still don't show like int main {... without a closing curly brace. This code still runs, and the error is picked up during the run time. I would've expected the error to be highlighted before the run.
I'm kinda a newby but I already went crazy on this issue for three nights.
I've been using VS Code to run c++ with code runner on my chromebook for 2 months, and I had no issues.
Now I installed VS Code on my main Windows PC and i correctly installed the latest versions of g++ and gdb, infact VS Code compiles with no error every code.
The problem comes when I enable the setting "Whether to run code in Integrated Terminal", VS Code compiles but when I run code it doesn't do anything. I already serached on this forum but didn't find any correst answer so I prey you to help me, at least.
Obviously I'm talking about EVERY program, even "Hello World", if I enable that option and then run the code, it doesn't do anything and my output is empty.
Thanks to everybody.
P.S. I'm sorry for my english.
I'm having trouble when I try to run my codes in Eclipse. Not a problem of what I write, since the basic code that comes written when I create a "helloWorld" project has the same problem.
The programm simply says: "Launching name.exe" has encountered a problem. Error starting process.
Then, when I click on "See Details", this is what it says:
Error starting process.
Cannot run program "C:\C\eclipse\workspace\Precios\Debug\Precios.exe": Launching failed
Cannot run program "C:\C\eclipse\workspace\Precios\Debug\Precios.exe": Launching failed
Cannot run program "C:\C\eclipse\workspace\Precios\Debug\Precios.exe": Launching failed
I installed the programm in my notebook exactly the same way and ran the same codes and didn't face any trouble.
It would be really helpful if someone could lend a hand, it's really annoying and I need it to continue my homework!
Thank you in advance.
So, I'm starting a C++ class right now, and I've configured NetBeans (which I use normally for PHP and Java Development) to use the Cygwin compiler/debugger. This is my first structured experience with C++, and I'm running into a slight issue. When I attempt to run a program within NetBeans (F11 or the Green Triangle) the project builds correctly, no errors or warnings, but then won't run. I receive the following error:
The application failed with exit code -1073741515 (0xc0000135).
This could indicate that no required .dll was found in the PATH.
Please try to start the following command from the command shell (cmd.exe).
This may give some additional information.
C:/Users/Eric/Documents/NetBeansProjects/CS217ASeminar1/dist/Debug/Cygwin-Windows/cs217aseminar1
RUN FAILED (exit value -1,073,741,515, total time: 58ms)
When I attempt to execute the given file within a command shell, I get no errors and the program runs successfully. The research I've done on this error usually indicates that C:\cygwin and/or C:\cygwin\bin (my install directories) aren't in the path. However, I've verified that I they've been added to the path, and I can run arbitrary programs from both of those folders.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to resolve this error, or any experience with something similar? Obviously, it's not a huge deal, but I'd like to be able to use NetBeans's built in functionality.
Thanks in advance.
Edit: After tinkering a bit with the settings of my project in an attempt to fix it, it appears that the error was being caused by the Profiler in NetBeans. Since that only works on Linux/Solaris, and this is a Windows 7 box, disabling that caused no loss of functionality and solved the issue. Thanks for everyone who tried to help.
After tinkering a bit with the settings of my project in an attempt to fix it, it appears that the error was being caused by the Profiler in NetBeans. Since that only works on Linux/Solaris, and this is a Windows 7 box, disabling that caused no loss of functionality and solved the issue. Thanks for everyone who tried to help.
Right click on project change set configuration from debug to release. It worked for me.
Might be wrong, but it sounds like your path might not be set correctly...
Netbeans docs