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.
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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.
The program is a custom developed user interface and calculation tool built-in c++ and QT, it uses unfortunately a lot of different components, And I can't tell what's failing because of the nondescriptness of the error code.
Program compiles just fine and was working perfectly well before the update, unfortunately, this is a project I've been working on for quite a while and is quite large.
Thank you
Sorry for such an inane question
EDIT:
as for running it with a debugger, it does not get to that point, the program starts to launch, then dies with that error message, thank you
Edit:
code was 100% fine before the update, so was looking for advice, sorry
Looks like STATUS_INVALID_IMAGE_FORMAT to me. So it failed trying to load the *.exe file or some *.dll dependency.
To figure out which binary it had trouble loading you can use Gflags to enable loader snaps for your *.exe file.
Then when you start your exe file from within a debugger like WinDbg it should output the loader debugging info.
Having one heck of a time debugging a crash in a Windows Service that I've build with QT and Boost Logger on Windows using MSYS2 environment. The main issue really comes when I stop the program right before exit. The program just doesn't exist successfully and throws one of these bad boys:
If I was running it in gdb it might be a different story. I open the crash dump in windbg and get some info, but since the symbols aren't exported it's really cryptic.
I see some issues when my program (called service) is calling the log. But I can't do much here in the way of where or what. How can I get something useful so I could finally solve this issue?
Thanks so much!
Seems like the easiest and most natural way was to attach gdb to the running process. I simply ran msys2 as Administrator, then ran the command
gdb service.exe -p [processID]
Task manager gave me the process ID. As soon as the process was attached I just used the command
continue
to get it to continue running. Then I let it crash and gdb gave me the backtrace perfectly.
I've searched a bit for this and this was much simpler than trying to get windbg to read the symbols generated by g++ or read the assembly code. Hope this helps somebody having the same issue.
References:
How to attach a process in gdb
I am new to Visual Studio and I really don't have any idea of how it works.
I tried to make a simple "Hello World!" to print in C++, and started debugging.
But then I got the following message:
"Unable to start program
'c:\Users\name\source\repos\Project\Debug\Test.exe'
The file was not found."
I saw someone on a different post who was told to press "Set as StartUp Project" at the name of the project.
Other than that, I don't really know where to look for the answer. I've searched around the net, but couldn't find anything.
I hope you can help.
You have to build your project first, then start debugging.
If you don't you get this message.
The problem you are facing likely is caused because you did not build the program. Try building the program by going to the Build menu (Located to the right of Project and to the left of Debug), then press build solution in the dropdown list that appears. Wait until it is finished building, and you will likely have a working program again when you start debugging. If this does not work, you may have a bug with visual studio, in which case you must restart. If none of the above works for you, your best solution would be creating a new program and pasting the code from the old program into the new one.
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