I´ve a very strange error when I´m building my cpp project.
I use eclipse CDT wit dev-cpp 4.9.9.2 and when the building is about to finish it shows the nexts message:
"Error: la línea es demasiado larga"
/In english, it means "Error: too long line"/
make: *** [myprogram.exe] Error 255
make: Target `all' not remade because of errors.
Can anybody tell me what the **** is this??
Thank you in advance
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There is a restriction in the length of a command you can fit on one line. This is a windows limitiation, not something Dev imposes. (You will see correspondence about this on the Cygwin mailing list also)
When you have a lot of files to compile, and they are not in the same directory (so the path name to them is longer), you can run into this issue. You can shorten your paths by keeping things in the same directory, and there are some other hints that people have come up with over the years, a forum search should bring them up for you.
Wayne
p.s. If you are going to use Eclipse, why not simply use MinGW/MSYS rather than Dev?
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Anonymous
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2006-05-22
Eclipse is an IDE Dev-C++ is an IDE, so what does "I use eclipse CDT wit dev-cpp 4.9.9.2" mean?
Clifford
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Thanks you very much for your hint, drwayne. I´ll try and see.
ok, clifford, bad expresion, I was trying to give you information about dev-cpp version, just for if you knew any make, g++ or gcc limitation of the mingw that the 4.9.9.2 release uses.
One more thing, eclipse is an IDE, of course, but without gcc,g++ compiler, so I have to install cygwin or minGW.
Before eclipse, I had installed dev-cpp, so now, I have both. That´s what it means.
It would have been more correct if I had said the mingw version I use, but also wanted to know if there was any incompatibility between dev-cpp and eclipse and so on...
Anyway, thank you too.
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By the way, I tend to keep a seperate from Dev installation of MinGW/MSYS on my machines. It doesn't conflict, and it doesn't take up a lot of space, and I find it helps with some build operations that I do.
Wayne
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Hello everybody!!
I´ve a very strange error when I´m building my cpp project.
I use eclipse CDT wit dev-cpp 4.9.9.2 and when the building is about to finish it shows the nexts message:
"Error: la línea es demasiado larga"
/In english, it means "Error: too long line"/
make: *** [myprogram.exe] Error 255
make: Target `all' not remade because of errors.
Can anybody tell me what the **** is this??
Thank you in advance
There is a restriction in the length of a command you can fit on one line. This is a windows limitiation, not something Dev imposes. (You will see correspondence about this on the Cygwin mailing list also)
When you have a lot of files to compile, and they are not in the same directory (so the path name to them is longer), you can run into this issue. You can shorten your paths by keeping things in the same directory, and there are some other hints that people have come up with over the years, a forum search should bring them up for you.
Wayne
p.s. If you are going to use Eclipse, why not simply use MinGW/MSYS rather than Dev?
Eclipse is an IDE Dev-C++ is an IDE, so what does "I use eclipse CDT wit dev-cpp 4.9.9.2" mean?
Clifford
Thanks you very much for your hint, drwayne. I´ll try and see.
ok, clifford, bad expresion, I was trying to give you information about dev-cpp version, just for if you knew any make, g++ or gcc limitation of the mingw that the 4.9.9.2 release uses.
One more thing, eclipse is an IDE, of course, but without gcc,g++ compiler, so I have to install cygwin or minGW.
Before eclipse, I had installed dev-cpp, so now, I have both. That´s what it means.
It would have been more correct if I had said the mingw version I use, but also wanted to know if there was any incompatibility between dev-cpp and eclipse and so on...
Anyway, thank you too.
By the way, I tend to keep a seperate from Dev installation of MinGW/MSYS on my machines. It doesn't conflict, and it doesn't take up a lot of space, and I find it helps with some build operations that I do.
Wayne
thank you very much, I´ve installed msys, and using its make instead of mingw´s it works completely ok.
Thank you very much