While I am using my Code::Blocks IDE, this message is displayed. Can anyone help me?
Yeah, it means that you do not have a compiler installed on your computer (or at least not one that CodeBlocks can find)
If you download the CodeBlocks installer from
codeblocks-16.01mingw-setup.exe
It should come with the GCC compiler :)
If you do have it installed, go to Settings>Compiler...>Toolchain Executables tab. then tell it where the respective programs are.
Or, if you want to install the compiler yourself try looking up MingwGet
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I have a laptop for which I lack admin privileges.
I'm developing a project using cython and I need to find a way to compile it there. I should mention in case it's useful to someone, that by using pure python mode my code runs 100% correctly as interpreted python. But I need to test the compiled code when I'm working at this laptop too.
I've tried downloading the whole layout of VS 2022 community with the --layout option, but once everything is downloaded (all of 40 gigabytes) the executables vs_setup.exe and vs_setup_bootstrapper.exe run and close without any output, not even from the command line and with option.
I tried putting the layout in a different drive using SUBST, to try to approximate the suggestion at the end of this page, to no avail.
I have installed LLVM with no admin rights, hoping to compile things manually, as setuptools does not support LLVM out of the box. But then cythonize is asking for vcvarsall.bat all the same, and I have my doubts whether it will be enough with the python.dlls to compile and link my extension types.
Does anyone know then of any kind of viable alternative for compiling cython in a windows PC with no admin rights?
Thanks!
I don't know how I should ask this question. If I make any mistakes, I would appreciate it if someone could correct them.
I just start learning openscenegraph and try to install it in my Windows7. I open this website but puzzled with the files that which one should I download and run.
Can you please guide me step by step installation process?
Just open this link and install this file Win32 binaries installer .exe
Or you can also follow this video as well this one is the latest one
I downloaded emacs 24.4 binary for Windows 32bit from gnu official repository. After I unpacked the zip archive, emacs.exe seems to work fine apparently. But when closing window, it stop working. Following error message occurs on console.
[console]
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more infomation
[screenshot]
I tried emacs24.3, and emacs25.05(trunk). But the same problems occurs.
Does anyone know workaround for this problem. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
OS : Windows 8.1 Pro 32bit
This problem is maybe dependent on the settings of my windows computer.
After following procedure, the problem doesn't happen. and emacs24.4 works fine.
Uninstalled MinGW toolchain
I had installed MinGW in C:\MinGW directory. so I deleted it.
Removed MinGW path and old emacs binary path from PATH (environment variable)
I don't know why it fixs the problem. but I think it affected emacs-24.4 indirectly.
In Qt for C++ , how do I setup a compiler and debugger in Windows for running a console application? It gave me this error when I try to debug an application :-1: error: Qt Creator needs a compiler set up to build. Configure a compiler in the kit options.
In general, you seem to lack the compiler and proper "kit" installation. Try to install msvc or mingw with the corresponding Qt installer, and then double check the kit settings.
If the auto-detection does not work out afterwards, you can always add a kit explicitly:
Select Tools > Options > Build & Run > Kits > Add.
You can find a screenshot below from my machine where you should look for that. Note that the screenshot was taken on my Linux box, but the place for the configuration should be unified on the UI.
See the documentation for further details:
Adding Kits
You need to install a compiler, you gave no operating system details I will assume you are a windows user.
http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Qt-SDK-on-Microsoft-Windows
So far you only have the IDE, you need the compiler, you can install several different ones.
I assuming that you have configured IDE in such way that standard UI applications are debugge without problems.
I overcome this problem this way:
I redirect standard input to a file by adding application argument: <"FileName.txt" or <"../projectName/FileName.txt" if I'm using build in other place.
then I'm changing setting "run in console" in project run settings, I think I'm disabling this option (currently I'm not sure, try both settings).
This is works perfectly on any OS (tried on Linux and Windows), when you have static set of input data. In other cases this can be problematic.
I use a Setup and Deploy project in Visual Studio 2008 to install my c# project.
I have a USB driver that i can manually install by right clicking the .inf file and choosing Install.
I think that if i had a .exe to install the driver, i could probably put it under Custom Actions. I'm not even sure where to start to make my own .exe, let alone if it would work.
I'm fairly new at this, having taught myself C# and learned how to make an installer through trial and error. I usually get by using trusty Google or this forum but i have trouble finding the information on my own this time.
Please help or point me in the right direction!
You can use run devcon.exe from a custom action to perform in the installation.
Here is some sample code from the Windows Device Driver Kit demonstrating devcon.exe's APIs... but it's probably easier to use the command-line functions.
I am working on exactly the same problem that you are working on. Please see my post:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/89c996c4-881b-47f0-815d-cf14135daf88/
I will let you know as soon as mine working. Please let me know as soon as yours working.
Thanks,
Trammy