libraries

问题 When I highlight my project, go to properties, select java build path and then try to remove an Android Dependency from my list of Android dependencies the remove button is grey'd out. How can I remove that specific dependency? 回答1: Delete the dependency from the libs folder. 回答2: JFTR: I have had similar problem after a messed merge of two projects branches on Eclipse. I could revert the merge as I did not commited yet, but Eclipse project files that I do not store in my repository was

问题 I have managed to compile PortAudio on windows using MSYS. this process has created 2 files: libportaudio-2.dll and libportaudio.dll.a Now i want to link the libraries in QtCreator, but i can not since it requires a .lib file. If anybody have experience of compiling and using libraries with MSYS under windows, your input is appreciated. (Note: they are compiled using MindGW compiler. I dont want to compile it with Microsoft Visual Studio, since then i will have to compile QT) 回答1: to solve

问题 I want to decrease the size of apk.I have already used Lint and Proguard to remove unused resources and reduce size.Now i am looking at libraries like ButterKnife which can reduce the lines of code.Are their any other good libraries which can help in minimizing lines of code and hence help in reducing size of apk? 回答1: There is a huge list of libraries available which can reduce the line of codes for common operations you perform in Android: Retrofit 1.9.0 : for REST API calls Event Bus 2.4.0

问题 I am trying to add this Scala Library into Eclipse so as to add available functions I can use on Actors. I've downloaded the file and extracted it and tried adding it to my workspace in the project explorer, but when I try, Eclipse tells me it can't find any projects in the file. I'm sure that there is a tutorial or something online that explains exactly how to do this, but like I said, I'm not sure about all the terminology, so I don't know what to search for to get the result I want. 回答1:

问题 I'm trying to include the Armadillo C++ library, a linear algebra library, in a C++ project I'm working on, and I'm having a difficult time figuring out how to do so. I'm unfamiliar with how to add libraries to a project in general, so I've been searching for a resource that has step by step instructions, and the best one I could find didn't work for me (http://codeyarns.com/2013/11/15/how-to-use-armadillo-on-windows/). I followed all the instructions on the web page, and Visual Studio still

问题 It's possible to use code (and libraries) compiled with VisualC++ (so with .lib extension) in a project that will use GCC as compiler (and vice versa)? Or I have to rebuild them? I'm trying to use SOCI 3.1 libraries that I have compiled with VisualC++ in a project that has GCC as compiler, but I'm getting some errors, and I don't know why.. 回答1: You have to produce binaries for GCC using MinGW tools: reimp and dlltool. Here is MinGW wiki with complete explanation of the procedures: MSVC and

问题 I'm studying (well, trying to) C right now, but I'm limited to working in Windows XP. I've managed to set up and learn how to use Emacs and can compile simple C programs with gcc (from Emacs no less!), but I'm getting to the point where I'd like to install something like SDL to play around with it. The thing is that the installation instructions for SDL indicate that, on a Win32 environment using MingW, I would need to use MSYS to run ./configure and make/make install to install SDL, like one

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . I'm having a couple of issues including custom libraries in my program I have my main.c file and a library.c (where all the functions are stored) and library.h (where all the prototypes are stored). In main.c I'm placing #include "library.h" but the functions don't get recognized when I try to compile. Am I

问题 I am cross compiling for a system with an OpenMP parallelized program, but when I run on the target, I get the error: can't load library 'libgomp.so.1' After looking around, I see that it's an OpenMP runtime library. Is there any was to statically link the library it on the compiler host machine, or does it need to be present on the target machine? If it can be statically linked, then what makes a runtime library different from a dynamic library? Could one statically or dynamically link any

问题 I updated the code of my Android app to include: ActiveAndroid TargetsdkVersion 22 (with some Material Design elements now in lay-out) MinSdkVersion 9 (this was also with my earlier version) Google Analytics v4, part of Google Play Services My earlier version was created in Eclipse, with this update I'm working with Android Studio. Importing didn't work, so I recreated the project in Android studio. And for the main part it seems to work fine. But when the app starts the first time, it's slow