I am starting to learn C and I have decieded to use CodeBlocks to compile my programs.
I ran into some trouble. I created a new project console application and automaticly there was a "hello world" program. I want to make a program of my own in this project so I created a new file, but when I run the new file is automaticly runs the hello world? I have built and run.
Codeblocks does not automatically check if the application is out-of-date before running. You must compile first, then run.
Since it appears that both main.c and test.c have a 'main' function defined, that should generate an error. Remove the main.c file from your project, and the new main function should be called.
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I am debugging an open source golang web project
https://github.com/studygolang/studygolang
Use the build command in the documentation "make build" and "make start",and then the project running.
The problem is when I modify some code，How to recompile the project。
I try “make reload”,but it not work. how to do ?
Simply run make build again. You can read the Makefile located in the base directory of the project to learn what it does.
I have read through most of OpenMesh's documentation, and am lost in how to run a simple program using OpenMesh. I followed the tutorial for making a basic cube and building the project: http://www.openmesh.org/media/Documentations/OpenMesh-6.2-Documentation/a00068.html but nowhere do they mention how to RUN the program. The tutorial says to put the file that makes the cube in a particular folder: http://www.openmesh.org/media/Documentations/OpenMesh-6.2-Documentation/a00066.html and I did this. It clearly compiled the code when I built it with cmake and make. After that I am lost.
Assuming you used the CMakeLists.txt as given in the page you linked as-is, the linker should create a file MyOwnProject within the directory where you executed cmake and then make. That's your executable. To run your program, execute that file, either by double-clicking it within a file manager (Explorer, if you are on Windows) or by typing ./MyOwnProject on a Linux command line.
so I am new to this community and this is my very first question hope someone can help me! :)) I've started to download this so called code blocks IDE for me to code.. so far so good when I am about to run my program, it was compiling main.c (the pre-created file when you create a new project) not the file I was working on. Hope someone helps me..More Power!
PS: I am using codeblocks v16.01
The automatically generated code::blocks projects have their own "hello world" source file in them. What you probably want to do take this main.c file out of the project and then add your file to the project. Or to copy and paste your entire code to substitute main.c content.
I need to run a .c main() program from xCode. I have created project and it compiles FINE. The problem is the RUN is greyed out!!! No reason given. Nice default behavior. Whats the problem here? I'm running xCode 5.0.
Update: Ok, I am able to run hello.c it if its a Command Line Project. But the problem is I am working with a large project that is not a Command Line Project/
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Change your active scheme to the one with the correct target.
I'm trying to compile this sample code with XCode 4.2b, here's how my project looks like:
Application type: Command Line Tool. When I'm trying to build the project, I get the following list of errors:
I suppose that I haven't added some frameworks to the project, though I don't know what frameworks should be added...
The imported files probably contain Objective C code, but you're using the C compiler.
Change the file extension of main.c to main.m.