I, too, am seeing these same, infernal messages in this program (and several
other "example" projects). Somewhere I read a post that suggested making sure
that MinGW was the latest & greatest, then pointing an include directory
setting to MinGW instead of where it was defaulted to something beneath dev-
cpp\?? Anyway, long & short: crt1.o and/or crt2.o have something deviously
SIMILAR to the dyntls & cpufeatures things - except there's a diff in the
NUMBER of UNDERSCORES beginning the VarNames! Don't remember which way - one
had 2 vs tuther had 3! As I don't (yet) have the source for those modules, I
haven't found a way around the lame faux pas. 'Tis just another (in a LONG
line of attempts) to TRY to setup a programming environment that actually
WORKS so I might wrinkle my own code now and then - but it seems that NOTHING
that I've tried will actually compile and run their own included examples.
This makes it REALLY DIFFICULT to make ANY time learning their ropes - when
their own examples don't prove reliable for starting!
So - how about a bit of CHEESE with this WhINE?
Good luck with that, as they say.
PogDupe
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When I try to compile my program:
I get this error:
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Jello
I, too, am seeing these same, infernal messages in this program (and several
other "example" projects). Somewhere I read a post that suggested making sure
that MinGW was the latest & greatest, then pointing an include directory
setting to MinGW instead of where it was defaulted to something beneath dev-
cpp\?? Anyway, long & short: crt1.o and/or crt2.o have something deviously
SIMILAR to the dyntls & cpufeatures things - except there's a diff in the
NUMBER of UNDERSCORES beginning the VarNames! Don't remember which way - one
had 2 vs tuther had 3! As I don't (yet) have the source for those modules, I
haven't found a way around the lame faux pas. 'Tis just another (in a LONG
line of attempts) to TRY to setup a programming environment that actually
WORKS so I might wrinkle my own code now and then - but it seems that NOTHING
that I've tried will actually compile and run their own included examples.
This makes it REALLY DIFFICULT to make ANY time learning their ropes - when
their own examples don't prove reliable for starting!
So - how about a bit of CHEESE with this WhINE?
Good luck with that, as they say.
PogDupe
Your code is ok.
Check your instalation of dev c++ and if you use the right version according
to your cpu architectute