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I have Win7 (x64), installed Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.2 and Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2013 but my MySQL Workbench can not get running. When I try to open it, it doesn't display any error message or anything else. It just doesnt want to start.
I also searched for help and some people recommend to delete folder in C://Users/*****/AppData/Roaming/MySQL/Workbench and I did, but nothing's changed.
Please help, thank you!
I tried to install x32 version and now everything works fine, which is really odd because my Win7 is x64, but problem solved.
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I am having windows64x operating system, by installing both mingw and cygwin in same computer, will it make any conflicts between these compilers??
You can do it. I have them both installed on my windows machine. Cygwin #
C:\cygwin64
and MinGW #
c:\MinGW\
I use Cygwin to execute bash scripts from within the command console and mingw/msyst as a build toolchain for several projects.
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I'm trying to find way to remote connect to a Linux server that contains my source files, or even on a VM with Linux on my Windows PC.
The main thing I want is to be able to use an IDE on Windows to edit the code, and connect the remote host with the sources and GCC or remote into the Linux machine to do the compilation on there.
Visual Studio (2017+) has a "Linux Project" template that uses SSH to compile remotely.
More info here.
You can perfectly use a VCS for this. Just create a git repository and always push your code to it. Then, you can let the remote server pull in the changes and compile the sources.
This is exactly what build servers do.
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When I enter:
man gcc
I get "No manual entry for gcc". The same thing happens with g++. Why am I getting this and how can I fix it?
I have both gcc and g++ but it just doesn't seem to work when I use it on the Cygwin terminal. I'm on Windows.
You don't have the help files (aka man pages) for gcc or g++ installed in cygwin. You need to re-run the cygwin setup*.exe and select it to be installed. I'm not sure which package it is though.
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Have you had success installing ANN recently? (http://www.cs.umd.edu/~mount/ANN/)
In my computer and using the latest version available on the website, I seem to be able to install it from running make. But I can't correctly compile a program that uses it. According to the official manual you just have to compile with g++ a.cpp -Iann/include -Lann/lib -lANN but my compiler returns:
fatal error: ANN/ANN.h: No such file or directory
Has anybody been able to install it in Fedora or other linux system? Or do you have any idea of how to get it to work?
Thanks!
I just managed to solve it by changing "ann" by the path to the library root directory in "g++ a.cpp -Iann/include -Lann/lib -lANN".
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I downloaded Visual C++ express edition 2008 but the problem is the file doesn't has any extension. I don't know how to run it inorder to install it. Is there a way I can execute this program for installing it on my computer..
I would be very thankful to you..
Visual Studio 2008 Express edition is available in multiple download forms from this address # Microsoft. The default Visual C++ download is a over-the-web installer (vcsetup.exe). the full download as an ISO mountable or burnable to a disc is also available.
And the ISO is about 784.9 MB if you go that route, just to help you assess if you obtained a bogus download and need to refetch.