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My igb_uio driver of dpdk crashed suddenly. It was working fine. Then suddenly it stopped working and wont load up. It gives the following error, any ideas?
Error ->
The Linux version you are running and Kernel module igb_uio are different. Rebuild the DPDK kernel module to work for current Linux.
Note: I highly recommend to least do basic debug for linux kernel build. refer
stackoverflow link describing module error format
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I am on mac os and have terminal in it. I run simple c++ programs on terminal by command g++ but i don't know how to run gpu based c++ programs like code containing graphics.h file
And pls suggest how to download all c++ libs and c++ in mac without xcode (because it is of 5.5gb)
Is it possible...
macOS has au unusual way of producing executables called app bundles. (Historically this is to reproduce on the HSFS file system what was part of the old OS 9 filesystem which associated attribute data to files).
Here is a link explaining how to launch an executable from a terminal. In short, use
open -a ApplicationName
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I have downloaded zip file of Turbo C++ 3.2 for my windows 10 64-bit. I can not run it in cmd because it gives mentioned error. But it perfectly runs in turbo c++. I have set environment variables. what should i do?
64Bit Windows no longer supports old 16Bit DOS applications. You need to use doxbox to get the tool running or use this updated TurboC++ version, which includes DOSBox and does magic for you.
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I'm relatively inexperienced with the workings of downloading, making, and linking libraries, and I was hoping to get SOIL (Simple OpenGL Image Library) so that I can use it in Xcode (newest version) on Mac OS X El Capitan with OpenGL 3.3 and GLFW in C++. (link: http://www.lonesock.net/soil.html, download: http://www.lonesock.net/files/soil.zip) I downloaded the zip, but I wasn't sure how to go from there.
I tried cd'ing to the entire folder in terminal and typing "make", along with "make -f makefile", and even adding a line I found in a previous response to the makefile, but nonetheless I wasn't sure how to do it. Would anyone be able to describe how to build it in detail?
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I installed Eclipse to work with C++, but it says launch failed no binaries when I try to run it. I tried setting PE Windows Parser as I saw on Google, but in the list of binaries there is nothing, it is blank. There is no parser in the settings tab.
Installed Visual Studio in the end.
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I'm trying to execute a game server, and whenever I do I receive the following error
error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I have absolutely no direction on what to do next. I really hope I can receive some help.
Install the 32-bit LibC++.
yum install libstdc++.i686