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<0> that's nuts
<1> im on xp pro
<1> mkdir /? gives help
<0> and in a cygwin shell, right?
<0> NO NO NO NO NO
<1> no, im cmd
<2> mkdir /? is probably a bad idea
<2> well
<0> mkdir --help SHOULD have given help
<2> it at least won't do anything useful if you're in a unix shell
<1> im just in command prompt
<2> use md then?
<0> no no, he has a makefile
<1> im setting this up because im having to do work on mac/gentoo at work now in addition to xp
<2> hm, ok I don't know what is going on so I'll keep quiet :)
<1> and stlport + cross-platform ide for the win... but of course, stlport doesnt like me =/
<0> I thought when you started cygwin it opened it's own bash shell
<1> i'm NOT in cygwin
<0> you better be
<1> why?
<1> i didnt think stlport required cygwin... and mingw32 doesnt require cygwin..
<0> because your makefile is expecting *nix commands
<0> then you've messed up your mingw32 install
<1> well
<1> if you look at the top of the makefile
<1> it has defined for MKDIR etc..
<0> yeah, and when you type mkdir -p ../lib
<0> it makes a dir called -p
<0> that's not right
<1> im saying
<1> i can edit the commands used at the top of the makefile
<1> but i installed mingw32 via the bundled code::blocks/mingw install
<0> well then, maybe stlport doesn't know what a mingw set of utilities really is
<0> or they're different versions
<0> what do you get it you simply type mkdir
<1> The syntax of the command is incorrect.
<1> if you're in xp pro you should have the same mkdir
<0> there is no mkdir in xp
<1> ..
<3> lol what to use instead?
<3> that's incredible
<1> well
<1> on my wifes xp pro that we installed < 2 weeks ago
<1> she has mkdir.
<3> didn't dos 6.x used to have mkdir?
<3> my xp pro don't
<0> it's md in 'doze
<0> has been for ever
<1> md exists too
<1> and behaves the same
<1> go to cmd and type mkdir
<0> I did
<0> C:\Projects\boosthead>mkdir
<0> The syntax of the command is incorrect.
<1> ya
<1> thats just what i get.
<0> that means there's no mkdir command
<1> no it doesnt
<1> C:\STLport-4.6.2\src>asdasd
<1> 'asdasd' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
<1> operable program or batch file.
<1> THAT means there's no command for that.
<0> right
<0> well that's NOT the mkdir that it's expecting
<1> yeah, clearly.
<1> any clue what -p is supposed to do?
<0> there SHOLD have been one in the mingw installation
<1> es
<1> yes
<1> there's one there
<1> thats my problem then
<1> i need it to find that first
<2> mkdir -p lets you do something like "mkdir /foo/bar/foobar where /foo and /foo/bar don't necessarily already exist (they will be created)
<3> is it possible to p*** command line options to a clr application?
<1> what the hell is "msys"?
<1> i ran the mingw32 mkdir and it failed to find "msys-1.0.dll"
<1> and hence didnt run.
<0> looks like you didn't get mingw32 installed properly
<1> that seems to be likely
<1> i just let codeblocks do its thing
<1> www.codeblocks.org
<1> its an IDE thats crossplatform
<1> written in wxwidgets
<1> basically its like dev-c++ functionally.
<4> How is a header file different from a cl*** file? Is there any difference at all, or a header file can be used for different purposes, one of which includes defining a user-type or cl***?
<1> define a "cl*** file"
<3> i guess a .cpp file
<4> you know I'm a tyro, so excuse my faulty terminilogy
<0> krg2006 gonna be tough to answer then
<0> we have no idea what a "cl*** file" is
<3> i guess it's a source file, because in Java there's no header files, just sources
<3> and source files are called cl*** files
<4> ok, how about the file where you write cl*** interface
<1> that's the header.
<0> interface isn't a reliable concept in C++
<0> but header file comes closest
<4> so, are all header files cl*** interface files?
<0> iirc, in Java a cl*** file contains both the interface AND the implementation
<0> I'll say it again... "interface" isn't a concept in C++
<4> but that's what i'm learning at the moment in a C++ book!
<0> I recommend _against_ books with any of the following in the title: idiots, dummies, teach, beginning, yourself, learn, seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, weekend, tricks, master, guru, visually, super, bible; or that mention a specific product or compiler.
<0> what C++ book ?
<4> c++: A dialog by Steve Heller
<0> never heard of it, sorry
<4> anyone else can help me out here!?
<1> hmm
<1> msys seems to be a small shell for using mingw32
<3> i wonder a bit about this too, because in vc2005 i write the source code in .h files (which is probably wrong). I don't use the cpp files to much except including the header
<0> krg2006 not sure what you want to know?
<3> so what use is the .cpp file
<0> .h for "descriptions only"
<3> as in just declaring the functions and variables?
<0> declaring variables doesn't happen much any more
<0> an example of a header file of mine is at http://www.noidea128.org/cgi-bin/framesource.cgi?id=853&type=html
<5> Hi what is this mean?? Could not load type MyType from ***embly
<0> hmmm, that looks like some "managed" stuff
<4> anybody using Dev-C++ here?
<0> sometimes, yes
<6> helpppp :(
<6> I have this @#@!# error
<6> threads/main.cc:105: undefined reference to `fileSystem'
<0> the compiler hasn't seen a declaration of fileSystem
<6> but main.cc include system.h, inside system.h : extern FileSystem *fileSystem; .. fileSystem is in system.cc
<0> it doesn't know what it is
<4> After the debugger finishes running I get zapped out of the programme automatically!!
<0> krg2006 yes, the IDE ****s....put a breakpoint at the return from main
<6> vawjr : but I though I told it to look in system.h, ..it is defined in system.cc but in system.h it is said that it's an external symb
<4> cool, thanks!
<0> yay_ so?
<4> is there a better free IDE out there vawjr?
<6> vawjr : well ..what am I doing wrong
<0> I use vs
<6> how I am suppose to say 'look, here is the symbol, in system.cc'
<4> i can't becaus i have Win 98 SE
<0> krg2006 then use dev-cpp
<5> Hi I keep getting this errror: Could not load type MyType from ***embly
<4> that's what i am using at the moment
<0> I'm disappointed that it doesn' t pause at the end
<0> by itself...but ti doesn't, so put a break at the return from main
<4> hmm.. that should be good enough i guess
<0> yay_ I don't have the files, the ERROR says it doesn't know what fileSystem is
<4> <break> right?
<4> how does it go?
<0> krg2006 I thnk you double click on the border to the left of the statement
<0> or right click on the line and pick "set break"
<6> vawjr : well it's weird ... system.h, system.cc, and main.cc are all in the same directory. fileSystem is defined in system.cc, but declared extern in system.h ... I tried to declare it extern in main.cc too but it does not fix the problem
<6> I even tryied to include system.cc directly but I have multiple definitions errors
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