I am trying to compile my Qt application but getting error
:-1: error: [debug/qrc_cinemasresource.cpp] Error 1
I tried checking all the resource but noting looks missed
The reason of this error could be found in "Compile Output" tab.
Please check this similar topic. It helped to solve my issue.
In my case the problem was in the file that was listed in qrc-file, but didn't exist physically.
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In C++Builder 10.3.3, when running my application, it stops the process and pops up with an error:
Unable to create process: Access denied
I don't know why this happens, and for the life of me I can't figure out what it is talking about.
I tried to build the solution to see if the error was occurring there, and it appears this is the case. After building the solution, the compiler stops the process and a fatal error pops up:
[ilink32 Error] Fatal: Could not open.\Win32\Debug\TabbedApplication.exe (program still running?)
Does anyone know what this error means, and how to fix it?
I added a new target platform in my project in the right
I added windows 64 bit and it worked
hope it helps
I've been getting this messages for months (even with previous verions of RAD studio) and i haven't found a solution yet.
I have used a process explorer and the process is not running but if i close and reopen the IDE the file is not locked anymore.
So i think the problem it's related with the "debugger" that stills is locking the file even when the IDE stopped the debugging process.
I have tried even the "unlocker" utility but it doesn't detect any process is locking the file ...
For know we have to wait until the debugger release the file.
These is the configuration i have tried in the registry:
HKCU\Software\Embarcadero\BDS\20.0\Debugging\Embarcadero Debuggers\Evaluators
[dedfault] REG_SZ dcc32260.dll
com32x.dll REG_SZ -1
dcc32260.dll REG_SZ 0
I accidentally allowed an infinite loop, the computer froze, I force-restarted it. Now when I press F5 to build my C++ project, I get the following error:
Error C1301 error accessing program database C:\path\x64\Release\projectName.ipdb, invalid format, please delete and rebuild
And the said file does not even exist. I tried deleting everything in the Release folder, no luck.
How can I solve this?
Thanks in advance.
I was also faced similar type of error which says :-
"C1300 Error accessing program database... LNK1257 code generation failed"
Resolved it in the following way:
Project->Properties->Configuration Properties->General->Whole Program Optimization
set it to
"No Whole Program Optimization"
from "Use Link time Code Generation"
I try to build one project (huge but not finished program, not mine but I guess I should be one of the guys who will try finish it).
Actually when I build it in Debug mode, everything seems like okay, but when I switch into Release mode an error appears:
fatal error RC1212: invalid option - /z argument missing substitute font name
I trying to change options into Project properties->C++->General->Debug Information Format but it doesn't help.
Never saw such error before. Does anyone know how to fix it?
Thank you!
I am using Vc++(2012) with allegro 5.0.7. and following this link for tutorials.
I get assertion Failed error when I compiled the code present at the above given link. Here is a snapshot of my error.
You are trying to use a null bitmap. The most common reason is you are running your program from a directory that you are not expecting, causing your relative paths to fail.
Read and follow the advice of this article to solve the issue.
I have created a project on carbide c++ and I am getting an error
sbs returned with exit value = 1
I didn't make any changes on the code that carbide created.I am just created and build the project its throws the error.
I googled the error and could not find any solution. Does anyone get this error code before ?
I was taking the same error...
Try to change the options of build...
That occurs when I was trying to compile using the armv5 instead of GCCE.
Change it and your problem could be resolved.
I´m new on symbian/carbide but it solved my problem!