Can anyone tell me what the function of BOOST_TEST_PASSPOINT is? The official documentation links to the wrong page, and has for the past four years.
Yikes! It's bizarre that the documentation would be so difficult to fix.
The macro BOOST_TEST_PASSPOINT() is a parameter-less equivalent to BOOST_TEST_CHECKPOINT().
If a test error happens, the line of the last checkpoint will printed.
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I use cppcheck to look for errors.
now I'm looking for a way the stop the cppcheck run after he found the first error.
Thanks for your help.
Looking at http://cppcheck.sourceforge.net/manual.pdf
There seems to be no option to stop at first issue. You could always contact them directly though to confirm or request the feature.
I am new to programming, VERY new. I am reading a C++ book and doing beginner level problems on the side to get a practical grasp. But there seems to be a very specific issue here.
With my VERY limited understanding, i have tried to check and recheck things but for some reason, i can't get rid of this error in line 16.
This is no homework or assignment, i am learning C++ just to add to my resume.
Any and all help + tips will be highly appreciated.
Here is the image associated with the problem showing the code and error statement at the bottom
You are not supposed to add ">" before the ";".
Remove the ">" and recompile.
I have a question about Stata.
I am running the command geocode
I refer to the Stata Journal and execute the following command:
geocode, address(resp_street) city(resp_city) state(resp_st) zip(resp_zp)
Then, I got an error message:
file C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Temp\ST_1i000002.tmp not found
Does anyone know what happened to my Stata and how to solve this problem?
Most likely, you have found a bug in the program. The error message, as Nick Cox explained, comes from Stata's attempt to open a temporary file that it was supposed to have created. It did not, which may have happened for a variety of reasons.
Looking at the source code, I see a number of places where creating such a temporary file may have failed. (To Stata experts, the authors of geocode used capture without ever trying to parse the returned error code. Palm face.) Most likely, the error happened when geocode tried to access a fixed URL at Google http://maps.google.com/maps/geo?q=, which does not seem to be supported any longer.
You can set trace on to see where exactly the error happens, and write to the geocode authors explaining what the error was. That's as far as you can probably get at this point.
I used the function file_get_contents() to retrieve the data and store it into a MySQL database. At first everything went fine. After a few hours appear something like this.
I use WAMP. Please help me solve this problem because I do not know what to do. Things like this always happen after a few hours.
Thank you.
Regards,
Darnin
If you dont want to see the warnings just add the line
error_reporting(0);
as the first line after opening php tag in the php file.
I'm currently trying to use the PlUnit test suit and encounter a problem to turn off the output of my predicates during the test.
The documentation says that I should be fine with something along the lines of set_test_options([silent(true)])., however that doesn't seem to have any effect on my test runs.
I tried to put those options into my load_test_files/1 call as well, but it didn't change anything.
If anyone can provide help about this library that'll be gratefully read, as I seem to misunderstand the documentation and am getting nowhere when trying to see what fails here.