To compile or not to compileIs there some benefit in compiling the apache source yourself?
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Compiled or not compiledI need to distinguish between two situations: one when a Matlab function is run from Matlab command window and the other one when it is run in compiled mode.
Any ideas how to do this?
Thanks
Tomy Duby
"Tomy Duby" <tomy.duby@agilent.com> wrote in message
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> I need to distinguish between two situations: one when a Matlab function
> is run from Matlab command window and the other one when it is run in
> compiled mode.
> Any ideas how to do this?
HELP ISDEPLOYED.
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Compiling CompilerHi there,
I need some advice/opinion of the experts out there regarding
compilers.
I have sun cc compiler that supports 64 bit environment. Now, I compile
ACK using this compiler.This should give a compiler that supports 64bit
environment. Since the output files are in Solaris format, I compile
the ACK source *once again* using the just compiled ACK compiler so
that I get Minix object and binary files.
Now my questions is that does this 2nd version of ACK be able to
produce true 64bit code?
Sanky wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I need some advice/opinion of the experts out there regarding...
Compile or not compile?There's something that sometimes in while it bores me a little bit. How
do I know if I need to compile a function/procedure or it will be able
to compile "on fly".
At the beginning I thought this was related to the paths idl "knew", but
this happens for two functions/routines in the same directory.
Can someone tell when a function can be runned without be compile?
Nuno Oliveira wrote:
> There's something that sometimes in while it bores me a little bit. How
> do I know if I need to compile a function/procedure or it will be able
> to compile &quo...
To compile or not to compileIs there some benefit in compiling the apache source yourself?
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compiling Qt .... compiling Qt ....compiling Qt.... compiling QtI got myself new kernel from kernel.org...
make xconfig needs Qt (new system).
So I got new Qt source this afternoon.
It is still compiling....
Who said MS is bloat has not done this.
What does Qt do?
Dunno, how about xforms for xconfig?
On Thu, 02 Feb 2006 19:18:09 +0000, Jan Panteltje wrote:
> Dunno, how about xforms for xconfig?
Why not curses based? menuform
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program that compiles in C compiler but not in C++ compilerHi,
I need a small program that compiles in C compiler but not in C++
compiler.
Thx in advans,
Karthik Balaguru
KBG <karthik.balaguru@lntinfotech.com> wrote:
> I need a small program that compiles in C compiler but not in C++
> compiler.
No problem, just send $10 to paypal@zevv.nl and I'll do your homework
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KBG said:
> Hi,
>
> I need a small program that compiles in C compiler but not in C++
> compiler.
Can you think of any syntactic differences between C and C++? For example,
what about keywords? They are very, very sen...
Meta4... a compiler-compilerin the csa2 gmail account... description is very interesting.
in the Pidgin for Apple II/Merlin/6502 message
Rich
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Writing a compiler compilerHello,
Firstly, let it be known that I am quite new to the subject of parser
generators, and having written only simple parsers for frivoulous
grammars by hand have little experience.
My objective is thus - to create a parser generator that will
eventually generate a parser for a dynamic language. However, my
undestanding of different parser types and distinctions between is
minimal; but as the web is a good enough resourse please assume my
knowledge of those areas.
The target for this parser generator would be a language similar to
C#, and I have found Jay (a yacc clone to C# and Java). Th...
Compiling with the eclipse compilerHey all,I have a weird problem (at least it's weird to me).I have a big project that I need to compile through ant with eclipse'scompiler.In the build.xml my compile target looks like this : <target name="compile" depends="release-settings, init" description="compiles everything from source"> <echo message="Compiling with debug = ${build.debug}"/> <depend srcdir="${src.dir}" destdir="${class.dir}" cache="${dependencies.dir}" closure="true"/> <javac srcdir=...
compiling on different compilersI am working on a set of functions that involve dynamic memory
allocation. I started working with gcc and then moved to Pacific C.
The reason was that my only access to gcc was through an ssh
connection that I did not have access to all the time, so I got
Pacific so I could work on my home windows computer.
Then I moved back to gcc, which saved me from some major mistakes.
Somehow Pacific C was letting me get away with stuff that was
completely wrong. gcc immediately gave me segmentation errors until I
got every last thing correct.
Is gcc the best for catching mistakes? If not, which on...
which compiler was used to compile?Is there a slick way to invent a constant in a program that tells you
which compiler you used. I distribute both JET and JavaC versions of
my code, and it helps to know on any error dump which version they
were using.
Right now I manually change a static final just before compiling. I
thought there ought to be something less error prone.
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Roedy Green wrote:
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Problem to compile with g77 a program which was normally compiled with Absoft compilerHello,
I get the following error messages when I try to compile a program
with g77
somefile.f:(.text+0x93): undefined reference to `for_open'
somefile.f:(.text+0xf4): undefined reference to `for_write_seq_fmt'
somefile.f:(.text+0x128): undefined reference to
`for_write_seq_fmt_xmit'
somefile.f:(.text+0x454): undefined reference to `for_read_seq'
Could you help me to fix this?
I have posted more details about my actions on
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3365742/f77-problem-to-compile-with-g77-a-program-which-was-normally-compiled-with-absof
Thank you
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Compiler mystery: Compiles classes that don't compileCan someone please try and explain how this could even happen.
I'm about to start fixing some bugs in a program for a client. They
haven't really been that organised and just gave me some source code
from somewhere, which may or may not be the version of the source code
that was used to compile the version of the app that I am supposed to
fix bugs in.
Now to the problem. The code doesn't even compile. There's a file
Container.java, which is missing heaps of methods (private ones I guess
as they are only called from inside Container). I decompiled the actual
application and whe...