Compiler idle/freeze
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I started up the VC 2003 command line compiler, and attempted to compile my source code. It starts, and I get no errors, but it doesn't do anything, almost as if it is in an infinite loop.
What could possibly cause this?
It compiles fine in another compiler.
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It compiles other files, but it just freezes on that one. It used to give me errors, but now that I took care of all the errors, it just freezes.
Also, how do you link libraries with a command line compiler? (VC++ Toolkit 2003)
Also, how do you link libraries with a command line compiler? (VC++ Toolkit 2003)
It's probably a bug in the compiler. You could try a Rebuild All or whatever the VC2003 equivalent is. That sometimes cures a few problems.
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I don't think I understand...
Anyway, all I have is a .c file, and the empty .obj file that it makes every time.
Anyway, all I have is a .c file, and the empty .obj file that it makes every time.
Rather than trying to compile your code through the command line why dont you download Code::Blocks and use the toolkit through that?
Also you dont link files through the compiler, you invoke cl.exe to produce a .obj file for each of your source files then pass these to link.exe along with any other required options which will produce your exe file. If you use Code::Blocks then all these details will be taken care of.
Also you dont link files through the compiler, you invoke cl.exe to produce a .obj file for each of your source files then pass these to link.exe along with any other required options which will produce your exe file. If you use Code::Blocks then all these details will be taken care of.
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Using VC2003 through Code::Blocks isn't working either...
And, why does GCC tell me that "sleep" and "GL_BGRA_EXT" are undefined?
And, why does GCC tell me that "sleep" and "GL_BGRA_EXT" are undefined?
Hvae you got the proper header files included? You'll probably need windows.h and gl.h.
For many systems, you'll need to include "gl/gl.h" for the opengl header file, and if 'sleep' is the windows function, after you include <windows.h>, make sure you change "sleep" to "Sleep".
For many systems, you'll need to include "gl/gl.h" for the opengl header file, and if 'sleep' is the windows function, after you include <windows.h>, make sure you change "sleep" to "Sleep".
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"sleep" -> "Sleep" fixed the sleep problem, and switching out the gl.h file for the one that comes in the MS SDK fixed the "GL_BGRA_EXT" error. However, now I get some link errors. Only 3 though:
(compiling with VC2003 still doesn't work)
oRly.o:oRly.c:(.text+0x429): undefined reference to `ChoosePixelFormat@8'oRly.o:oRly.c:(.text+0x489): undefined reference to `SetPixelFormat@12'oRly.o:oRly.c:(.text+0x65b): undefined reference to `SwapBuffers@4'(compiling with VC2003 still doesn't work)
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