I 've built a C program in eclipse it was going fine with the compilation but at some point I changed a part of my code and then the console kept having the same output no matter how many times i build it or run it or change the code once more.So I erased the binary file hoping to start from new but then it keeps popping out binary not found.What should I do please help.Thanks in advance.
This is caused by a compilation or linking or make error. Check the Problems view in Eclipse (you should also see red squiggles, and red crosses, wherever there is a compilation error).
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I am programming C on VSCODE but I have this annoying problem. When vscode automatically saves my work, it deletes the line that has the library inclusion that I need. So when I compile it gives me an error that I did not specify the function. Someone can help me?
I don't know how to resolve.
You might have installed a corrupted version of vs code or the library files of the vs code and then location where you are saving your programs might be in different location. For example
The libary files of vs code might be in c drive and the program files might be in onedrive folder.
Try reinstalling it from an authentic source if the second stated problem is not the case. If the problem still continues then please comment down on my reply.
Reinstall either from microsoft store or from
https://code.visualstudio.com/download
I just installed code blocks after I did format to my PC. currently, I work on windows 10 pro 64-bit and every time I open a project and run it I face an error it says as in the image; no input found.
I program C code on code blocks by GCC compiler.
I tried to search online but it isn't a popular problem and I hadn't found anything works.
I hope you can help guys and thank you in advance.
The problem happened because I named my Desktop directory in Arabic, which the compiler couldn't find the project file that I was working on.
So, in general, be sure of the names of the main directories on your PC that are written in the English language.
If I am to compile my code in the terminal, I would do:
cc -std=c99 -Wall -Werror ....
If I'm to run my code in the terminal I would do:
./testprogram text.txt 1000 1000
The numbers and the text file is significant to the program.
Hopefully that gives some insight into the version of c I'm using and how to execute my program. Now: how do you debug this with visual studio code? I have installed the c/c++ extension.
Every time I try to start debug it asks me to chose between two environments:
c++ (GDB/LLDB)
c++ (windows).
My first problem is that non of those two options are just plain c, but maybe I just don't know better and there isn't much difference. Never the less, I gamble on one of the environment, usually the first one, then I'm asked to pick between:
two gcc-9 build and debug active file,
one gcc build and debug active file,
and defult configuration.
I usually pick the defult config one and that leads me to the launch.json page. I put in my program directory: "${workspaceFolder}/testprogram.c" and error.. :
Unable to start debugging. Launch options string provided by the project system is invalid. Unable to determine path to debugger. Please specify the "MIDebuggerPath" option.
Nothing I've tried so far or any googling have helped so hopefully someone with a lot of experience would be able to help out here. Thanks in advance.
Thanks.
So when I write some code into codeblocks using c language and run it, granted the code is error free, it runs fine. Subsequent modifying and running of the code only produces the results of the first time I ran the code unless I delete the executable and object files. In other words it is not updating to the code that I modify. I am running the latest version of CodeBlocks. Is this a setting I need to change?
Update:
After reading the answers and comments below, I was able to correct the problem. As many suggested I indeed needed to click "build and run". I know it's such a basic question but I'm new to programming so thanks for your help. The confusion came when I would first click to "run" a code it would automatically ask me if I wanted to build it first. So I just thought every time I clicked "run" it would automatically build it first.
In Codeblocks, there should be a "Build and Run" button to fix your problem assuming that you were only pressing "run" before you read this
Build and Run Screenshot
I have this problems with Xcode
when i try to compile a program the Xcode just close (randomly) the project where i'am working, this happen with any type of code, like "printf("%d",1+1) or any other more complex code. And don't happen every time, just some times.
And that it's, i don't know why this start to happen. Anyone know how to fix this issue?
I'm working with Command Line Tool, and the language is C.
Did you recently upgrade to Yosemite? One of the reasons might be the upgrade.
Un-install and re-install Xcode and try.
For other internal problems you will need to send the code or a log of the error report.