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I have a workspace for cross-compiling an application on a remote linux server. I recently moved to VS Code, and mapped VS Code to the workspace via ssh. In one of my files, I have the following: #...
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For coding with C++, I'm using the Microsoft provided C/C++ extension for Visual Studio Code. I defined the paths from settings UI. Include paths that are common to all my project are defined in the ...
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I keep getting below error during build at #include <assimp/Importer.hpp> Error: C1083: Cannot open include file: 'assimp/Importer.hpp': No such file or directory I have tried to clean the ...
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In a C source file of mine, I need to choose between including <linux/uuid.h> and <uuid/uuid.h> (depending on what's available on the file system - it's typically/always just one and not ...
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Although it did works fine 2 weeks ago, since this morning, after launched Uwamp (in no install mode), if i try to access to PHPMyAdmin, i got this error message : ( ! ) Warning: Unknown: failed to ...
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I'm using a Ubuntu machine for a couple years now, and everything worked. For the past few months however, VSCode started acting up, refusing to recognize includes, Not only do the non-native includes ...
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I am using clangd with VSCode. Clangd offers the possibility to add missing includes. When doing so, it (sometimes? couldn ́t figure out when) automatically adds the relative or absolute path to the ...
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So, for instance I have a bunch of files: root-dir: dir-a: read.cpp dir-b: code.cpp lib.cpp lib.h lib's files: //lib.cpp #include <string> using namespace std; string edit(...
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I'm looking for a way to provide a label as argument to a copts -I value and don't know, if this is even possible. cc_library( name = "foo", srcs = ["src/func.cxx"], ...
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My #include <Eigen/Dense> gives the error: No such file or directory. I followed tutorials on how to include it, my outcome appears to be different. My tasks.json is: { "tasks": [ ...
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Let's say I have main.cpp that includes utils.h from lib directory: lib/utils.h: #ifndef LIB_UTILS_H #define LIB_UTILS_H inline void util() { throw 13; } #endif // LIB_UTILS_H main.cpp: #include &...
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I'm using the C extension for vs code and have this error. All the tutorials online led to clicking "Quick Fix" followed by "Edit includePath settings", but there is no such option ...
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I'm new to KDevelop. I'm trying to build a C++ program that starts with #include <GLFW/glfw3.h> But it can't find it. This header is located at /usr/include GCC is supposed to look at this ...
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#ifndef SYMNMF_H_ #define SYMNMF_H_ void symc (double **, double **,int,int); void ddgc (double **, double **,int); void normc (double **,double **,double **,int); void symnmfc(double **, double **, ...
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If the current directory contains a file with the same name as a system header, the compiler will first search the current directory even for includes from within system headers. Is there a way to ...

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