when i write a simple C code and run it it gives no output and then i stop it then it says:
cannot read property of undefined (reading 'pid').
I reinstalled vs code and mingw as well.
It sounds like a JavaScript error message actually.
Check out VSCode docs on how to set it up to run C code.
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Hello I wanted to try out TLS Callbacks from this example. It's from YT and autor runs this on Windows just like me. I tried to run this code in 2 IDEs Visual Studio and Code Blocks and both of them return an error about this line:
#pragma comment (linker, "/INCLUDE:__tls_used")
VS2022: undefined external symbol __tls_used
Code Blocks: No such file or directory
This error also disappear in VS2022 wehn I use _tls_used instead of __tls_used, but it still doesn't works as it should. Is there any other linker setting that I am supposed to use for this code to make it working?
The main problem is that I use VSC and I use commend: cmd + shift + f, to search across all my files and folders, and do not find any variable named prevDeps.length
I guess it could be connected with firebase/auth because I read this https://blog.logrocket.com/user-authentication-firebase-react-apps/
tutorial and then the following error occur.
I find something on stack overflow, but the guy had problem with react-native, and have problem with nextjs.
So I have only used atom for Python until now but I tried running C code on it and its showing at RHS of the screen with a red message
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefined
I have my editor set at C language so there is no problem with that.Is it the problem with the script package?
If you are having problem in Atom editor for "C language" as- "uncaught type error"
then try these things-
Save the atom file with .c extension else it won't work for c program.
Check whether you have installed "gpp-compiler".
Though if the program doesn't work then, check whether your program is correct.
I have problem which was mentioned here multiple times, but i still cant find out how to relsove it.
I want use ceil() function in NetBeans-IDE, but still getting error Undefined reference to 'ceil'. I tried add -lm into gcc compiler by project properties but no success.
Can someone help me how to solve this specific problem?
I'm basically a java developer and i have a web services created using java. Now I need a client coded with C , to consume that java WS. After surfing a lot, I landed with gSOAP cos of its support of WS.
Now, I was able to generate the header file and also the corresponding stub classes. I also have created a main class that will invoke the actual proxy method., but for some reasons my code is not getting compiled at all.
Steps of what am I doing:
wsdl2h.exe -c -o calc.h calc.wsdl
soapcpp2.exe -C calc.h
gcc.exe -o CalcClient CalcClient.c soapC.c soapClient.c stdsoap2.c
The first two steps are fine, but its only the 3 step thats giving the trouble with the undefined references error. Please note that am running the above in windows platform and the gcc compiler is provided by Bloodshed Dev tool.
The error that i get when performing step 3 is (copied a few lines..),
CalcClient.C:5: undefined reference to soap_new_LIBRARY_VERSION_REQUIRED_20816'
CalcClient.C:7: undefined reference tosoap_call_ns2__add'
CalcClient.C:10: undefined reference to soap_print_fault'
CalcClient.C:11: undefined reference tosoap_end'
and
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x129):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference to sendto#24'
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x154):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference tosend#16'
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x224):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference to sendto#24'
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x24f):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference tosend#16'
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x28b):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference to WSAGetLastError#0'
C:\TEMP/ccS0iaaa.o(.text+0x4a9b):stdsoap2.c: undefined reference toinet_addr#4
I know am definitely doing something wrong (as i'm new to C).I tried all the options which I can think of, Could you please help me out here?
I had the similar problem. It was mainly because i was not including stdsoap2.cpp or stdsoap2.c. I coppied stdsoap2.cpp file into the project folder from gsoap folder, then i ran the program and it worked fine.