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I am getting an error while running a VC++ program. Actually I dont have any idea about the program. Its given to me by my manager just run it. Can anyone help me. The error I got is
I ran a program called slycorba and getting the below error. I have no idea what it meant.
Error 1 error PRJ0019: A tool returned an error code from "Building IDL"
You will also see PRJ0019 when a tool returned an error code but no error message. This can happen, for example, if you redirect the output of MIDL to NUL.
Troubleshooting Custom Build Steps and Build Events
This error can also occur when you are running as a member of the Users group and Administrative access is needed. For more information, see Running as a Member of the Users Group.
Or just search error PRJ0019 in google.
The compiler bombed out when compiling the project named "Building IDL"
Without more information, that's all anyone can tell you.
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Before working in Visual Studio, I worked in the Matlab program and there, when an error occurred, function calls were consistently displayed in the command window, indicating the line number, which part of the code caused the error. Now I work in Visual Studio and I really need the same a tool.
I found the "call hierarchy" window, but unfortunately it does not display so conveniently, since entering a function can be from different functions, it is not clear which one caused the error.
If you are using Visual Studio when you get an error you can go to Debug>Windows>Call Stack
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Trying to get the output of my basic C++ program in VS Code but it's not displaying in terminal
Using the run icon
This is what is being in the terminal Terminal screenshot
However, if I do this, then the output is shown as usual
Using Run tab and debugging
Final-Terminal
Please let me know what is happening here, I don't understand why it's happening this way but not the other way
Also, I have this extension installed in case it makes a difference Extension
Your source code file is named "full pyramid". This is causing the compiler to try to compile it as two separate files, called "full" and "pyramid". Try naming the file "full_pyramid" instead.
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I have the follow error, when execute the command "gedit" in debian on gcp compute engine.
error
Anyone can help me with this error?
Thanks.
For the specific problem you are experiencing there is a good answer in superuser forum.
If you want to setup an instance in GCE to use X, there is a tutorial from the GCE documentation.
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i am participating in google codejam 2012. I have red their Quick start guide . But i still unable to understand how to submit the answer. I have following question:
1> It's said that, we have to download the test cases (.in file) and run our program by using it. I just want to know if i have to make a method to extract input from .in file for that or enter it manually to verify the working?
2> When submit our answer, do we have to submit .txt file or .exe file(Am using c language)?
Thanks in advance
1.Put the .in files in your program folder.When testing, you don't have to enter it manually (but of course do this). I remember in C there's a method fscanf that can read from a file which might help you. But when you submit, you should still assume you are reading from the screen (entered manually), that is, change back to scanf.
2.You should submit your .c file.
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In my project I have two files Products.h and .m. If I build project and run, I dont get any warnings & errors.
But when I run tests. I catch an error on this piece of source code:
NSArray* fetchItem(NSString* entity, NSSortDescriptor* sortDescriptor = nil);
The error message:
"Clang does not support default params".
Ok, I know, it may be a problem due to the architecture of the project.
I change the architecture in UnitTest as MainProject from $(ARCHS_STANDART_32BIT) to $(ARCHS_UNIVERSAL_IPHONEOS).
And all the same catch error
"Expected ';' ',' or ')' before '=' token.
In both projects ARC is off.
So essentially, my question is, "How to enable default params on UnitTest projects?" Thank you very much,
I found answer. Use default parameters bad syntax and not usage in Objective-C, I remove default param and problem solved.
In your code line pls check if u r missing assignment
NSArray* fetchItem = (NSString* entity, NSSortDescriptor* sortDescriptor = nil);
I dont know what you want, coz after assignment that line is not making me any sense.