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Jan 18 '10 reply donbock 2, Expert 2GB If you can't find anything wrong with the syntax of your source file then go to the last line of the source file and add a newline.
Jan 18 '10 reply MKO32 4 Thank you for you reply. Jan 18 '10 reply MKO32 4 Thank you for your quick reply. Thanks for your help so far, Marcel Jan 18 '10 reply donbock 2, Expert 2GB Actually, the MSDN link provided by alexis4 says that a missing newline at the end of the source file can trigger a c error. Jan 18 '10 reply donbock 2, Expert 2GB Regarding a possible header file problem If you go advanced you can use the button to put code tags into your post by highlighting the code you want enclosed and pressing the button.
I included "nican. I didnt missed any brackets Some more suggestions for you to check: Fatal Error C The best thing to do is go through and check all of your braces again, even if you don't think that's what it is. We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, learning, and sharing knowledge. You're trying to visit a URL that doesn't currently exist on the web. Most likely, a member posted a link a long time ago to a web page that has since been removed.
It's also possible that there was a typo when posting the URL. I upgraded to the newest CMake version 3. Am i doing something wrong? Is this BMI supposed to work without a lib? EDIT: Building with ninja works and produces a ifc and a lib without errors. But i'd really prefer creating a native VS project with CMake which i cannot get to compile without the manual edits described above.
It silently removes the required commandline parameters to create and consume modules. A module interface creates both the BMI and an object , optionally wrapped in a lib.
I recommend to study Microsoft's documentation on modules. This compiles, builds and runs. The compiler creates both the. During all of that, the module dependency scanner in VS created a SG15 compatible dependency file that enables all the magic. A future CMake will use these dependency files they drive the specification in SG15 and have right now only one implementation available to test against:. Viewed 10k times. Improve this question.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. A binary search is your friend here. And you can do the same thing with endif, not to mention spanning the rest of the source file.
Its not fixed when the error stops, of course ;- — RBerteig. This idea helped me, thanks. Later: found it ten lines from the BOTTOM after searching for every single open parenthesis in the file and visually confirming its partner Handy tip: For each header file, auto-generate a source file which includes it, then optionally contains an empty main method, and does nothing else.
Another handy tip, which is too late now: Check in more often on a private branch to keep unfinished code out of everyone else's way.
Steve Jessop Steve Jessop k 34 34 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Regarding the second tip: for us I think the problem is more often that people don't build the whole product before checking in. If the problem is in a header file, it probably worked for whoever checked it in, in the components he was building. But in another context, with other defines, in a different project, the same file suddenly starts causing problems. Still, if that other developer had checked in a bunch of intermediate versions, then at the forensics stage you could pull each of them in turn, compile it in the configuration which is now failing, and perhaps narrow down the point which caused the problem.
Not guaranteed, though, since they may have taken the approach of "get my config working first, then jigger it to make the rest work". In which case their intermediate versions will fail for reasons unrelated to the reason their final version fails. Yes, but that only helps me with the source file proper. The nasty part is that the source file is including almost a hundred header files, and one of those headers is likely where the problem exists. See my edit, ifdef highlighting could help with the header files — schnaader.
That vim script looks really useful, thanks! Still it won't help me if the problem exists in one of the header files. Why wouldn't it? You can edit the header files, can't you, so the highlighting works for them, too. If editing all the header files is too much work, you can comment the " include" statements until the code compiles and find the header files that causes the problem this way. That is certainly a way of doing it.
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