I'm using libxls library to read .xls files in C language.
But, it crashs occasionally with the same Excel file when i change the path of the file.
Does anyone have an idea how to fixe this problem?
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I was trying to open the libbgi.a file from the graphics.h library for C, but I keep getting the error "File was loaded in the wrong encoding". No matter which encoding I use it just wont open properly (https://github.com/SagarGaniga/Graphics-Library)
The file libbgi.a is a precompiled library. This means that it is a binary file, not a text file.
You should not attempt to open a binary file as a text file. There is no text encoding with which you could open it.
Libraries are intended to be passed to the linker when building a program.
This is the page ref from where I am asked to download SQLite
I am not getting a ".exe" installer file in the zip file which is getting downloaded. How do I compile the precompiled ".dll" file so that I get the desired ".exe" file for installing SQLite Software?
Any solutions? As I am a rookie, I would like to get a solution in layman words.
SC of the files that I am getting after unzipping
I am using windows, codeblocks. I have managed to include an icon for the exectable using a .rc file and including it there using this line of code:
MAINICON ICON "trees_XZ1_icon.ico"
How to do in the same manner with a .wav file (sound)?
I'm trying to get this https://github.com/TheCacophonyProject/voice_scrubbing working on my ubuntu. I've managed to 'make' the thing using
make
Go me!
But I don't know how to insert any files into it.
I'm pretty sure the app takes a .wav file and edits that file inplace.
So could I get some help with doing this?
All the best
Edit:
Here's my directory contents. I want to find a way of using that mute_low(.exe) file:
notebook#heyfinn:~/Cacophony/voice_scrubbing$ ls
Makefile mute_low.c README.md wavefile.h
mute_low mute_low.o wavefile.c wavefile.o
And here's the file contents on Jupyter notebooks to explain why I think there is an .exe file there:
On Linux you do not have .exe files. But instead files are marked with execute permission.
If you look at your Makefile, you can see it defines the TARGET=mute_low.
This is your executable.
You can run it as
./mute_low # in the same directory where you did make
If for some reason it doesn't execute and you get errors like
./mute_low - Not an executable
you can make it an executable as
chmod +x mute_low
Finally it would need the file name of the .wav file and you can provide that as
./mute_low filename.wav
I want to create a layout.tag file in NetBeans, but NetBeans doesn't support creating files with this type of extension. After just copying an empty layout.tag file into my directory in NetBeans I then wrote my code, but NetBeans didn't allow me to save it with normal encoding and parsed my special letters into rubbish-looking letters, and encoded the file ISO-8859-1.
However, when I write my code in a notepad, save it somewhere else, and then copy it into my directory project (not in the IDE), the encoding stays the same during compilation in NetBeans. This means for sure that it's IDE's problem. I had the same problem with saving a FreeMarker file (NetBeans changed it's encoding to ISO-8859-1). Installing a plugin helped then but I haven't seen any plugin for .tag files.
Is there a way to fix it?
Ps. Yes, I have <%#tag description="layout" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> in my file.
Ps 2 Yes, I added -J-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 into NetBeans config file
Ps 3 Yes, Sources of my projects are set to encoding utf-8
I'm so fed up with that, I may even change IDE