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<0> Hey is anyone here?
<1> Hey guys!
<1> Can I ask a gcc question?
<0> Hey is anyone here
<2> hi all - can anyone give me some guidance on the file.c.t??.* aux filenames that gcc uses for options like -fdump-tree-XXX ?
<2> like how I predict the t?? part without being dependent on gcc version?
<3> can anyone tell me why I keep getting this error when I try to compile a program?
<3> ./shadowofthebeast: error while loading shared libraries: libclanApp-0.8.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<3> I have clanLib installed
<4> i do not believe that is a compilation error.
<4> i believe you are trying to run your code without the appropriate libraries correctly installed.
<4> you should make sure that there is a libclanApp-0.8.so.1 somewhere either in the system library path or in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable (i think).
<3> well, I figured it out. All the libraries were in /usr/local/lib and not /usr/lib
<3> copied 'em over
<3> where do I find the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to edit it and include /usr/local/lib, though?
<4> LD_LIBRARY_PATH is an environment variable.
<4> you shouldn't necessarily copy **** from /usr/local/lib to /usr/lib. it's far better to simply add /usr/local/lib to your /etc/ld.so.conf and then run, er, libsomething or somethinglib. i forget what it's called.
<4> ldconfig. there we go.
<5> how do i downgrad gcc in debian?
<4> it's unclear why you'd want to do that.
<4> you can downgrade gcc just like you downgrade any other package.
<4> however, there are specific debian packages for most reasonably recent versions of gcc (going back to 2.95, i think.)
<6> Does anyone know of a project that makes use of precompiled headers via automake?
<7> hi
<7> can anybody help w/ visibility stuff in g++-4.2.0-alpha20060715 ?
<8> 'lo all. anyone know how to get GCC extended asm for x86 work right? I'm trying to call an asm function that uses almost all regs (6 of 7) and trashes all of them, using an asm block, input constraints, and a clobber list, on GCC 3.4.2..
<8> the input constraint list sets up 6 regs (eax, ebx, edx, esi, edi, and ecx), the clobber list marks ebp (which is copied from ecx inside the code block, since there seems to be no constraint for ebp)
<8> clobber list also marks cc and memory, but can't seem to mark any of the other regs or it won't compile (saying it can't reload the reg needed in the input constraint)
<8> however, a look at the generated .S file seems to suggest it's ***uming the input constraints are NOT clobbered, so I don't know what to do -_-
<9> Hi. don't know if this is the right channel for gdb questions... Does someone know why I don't get what I expect when I type something like "call sin (0.2)" in gdb? I get an integer number instead of a double between -1 and 1
<10> in makefiles, how do i make a target not check for "up-to-date" and just perform the action always?
<8> phony target, maybe
<8> see make manpages
<10> yeah, i tried pointing at a file that would not get updated, but it's a hackish solution .. :/
<8> no, I meant
<8> a .phony make target
<8> it's a feature of make
<10> oh thanks
<10> is it possible to make several destination directories for a makefile's output? like, when i type 'make release' the .o files etc ends in the release dir, and when i type 'make debug' they end up in the debug dir?
<0> hello
<0> does anyone here have experience in building f95 on os x
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