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Is it dangerous to install GCC 4.7 if you already have 4.4.1 installed? If so, how do I uninstall the obsolete version?
Where can I download the newest, free, Windows-compatible, Cilk+ containing GCC version?
For first quest the answer is No. Just select in your IDE the right tool chain. For the second question see Download Intel® Cilk++ SDK.
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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 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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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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Is it legal to distribuite a binary-only application which has been built by statically linking unmodified versions of both libstdc++ and libgcc from the GCC suite version 4.7 or greater?
I am no lawyer, but I think that the faqs at GNU are pretty clear on this. Yes you can! But only if you want to distribute executables.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gcc-exception-faq.html
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/faq.html#faq.license.what
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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