libraries

问题 Every time I try to import a project downloaded from googlecode into Eclipse but I get some errors: The project was not built since its build path is incomplete. Cannot find the class file for java.lang.Object. Fix the build path then try building this project Unable to resolve target 'android-10' (this changes from 1 to 15) I've already checked the other answers on the site but no solution worked. In Properties -> Java Build Path -> Libraries there's 1 item: Unable to get system libraries

问题 I have my external library as shown in this picture that I create the symbolic links after: and the headers related to the library in other file: I'm working with ROS ubuntu and I need to add these libraries to my package to CmakeList.txt : cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 2.4.6) include($ENV{ROS_ROOT}/core/rosbuild/rosbuild.cmake) rosbuild_init() #set the default path for built executables to the "bin" directory set(EXECUTABLE_OUTPUT_PATH ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/bin) #set the default path for

问题 I am writing a library in Java. I've divided its implementation into Java packages to help manage the complexity. Only one package contains classes that are visible to clients of the library. However, because only public methods are visible outside of the package for use by other packages of the library, I find myself forced to do one of the following: (1) Only put interfaces and factory methods in the externally-visible package, putting implementations of those interfaces in a separate

问题 This is my module (Library) build.gradle file and I uploaded my library then when I'm trying to test it using this line compile 'com.abanoub.androidlib:walkthrough:1.0.0:release@aar' the artifact has no classes .. Help please :) apply plugin: 'com.android.library' ext { bintrayRepo = 'maven' bintrayName = 'walkthrough' publishedGroupId = 'com.abanoub.androidlib' libraryName = 'Walkthrough' artifact = 'walkthrough' libraryDescription = 'A simple android library to make a simple walkthrough

问题 I just completed a proof of concept, or so I thought, of feeding Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 some C++ code as a console program. The C++ code that compiled is given below: #include "stdafx.h" #include <stdio.h> #include <Windows.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <sndfile.h> //The following libraries are related to parsing the text files #include <iostream> //Open the file #include <fstream> //Reading to and from files //The following libraries are for conducting the DTW analysis #include "dtw

问题 I just completed a proof of concept, or so I thought, of feeding Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 some C++ code as a console program. The C++ code that compiled is given below: #include "stdafx.h" #include <stdio.h> #include <Windows.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <sndfile.h> //The following libraries are related to parsing the text files #include <iostream> //Open the file #include <fstream> //Reading to and from files //The following libraries are for conducting the DTW analysis #include "dtw

问题 I have 2 libraries: chilkat-9.5.0-android-all simple-file-chooser-master I have copied both into libs folder and used it as libs. When I try to import these libs into my java class I got red markup on their names. It means that android studio can't find thees libs. Anyway i had add file chooser as project to my main application. But when I 'Run' my app firstly I've got compiled file chooser not my main app. So my main question is how to add .zip or .jar files as LIBRARIES not as project or

问题 Is there a difference between #include and libraries? Or can you just include libraries in your application? Another thing I want to know is if I want to distribute my application how and where do I put the files that I've included in my program? Am I allowed to put the libraries and header files in the same folder as the .cpp files? This confusion arose when I was trying to figure out how to install the SFML library into Dev-C++, now before you tell me that Dev is old and I should change, I

问题 I am looking at Gwan as a higher performance way to run our Scala application. Our use-case involves keeping a good amount of data in memory using Scala data structures. This is a bit more complex than a simple hashmap so I would want to avoid trying to wedge it into the K/V store that comes with Gwan. Also there are a number of C-libraries that would be great to interface with. Curious what the process of using a third party C-library with a Scala app on Gwan would be. Thanks! 回答1: keeping a

问题 I want to draw a rectangle using a C program. So I was trying to use the graphics.h header. But the GCC compiler gave me a error saying that the library could not be found. I'll appreciate if some one can help me with this. 回答1: graphics.h is a header that define functions for libbgi (Borland Graphics Interface) Unless you have a Borland compiler of some sort installed on your Mac (if that's even possible), I think you'll end up having to use other graphic libraries, or install a Windows