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问题 I have a question similar to this one. I am trying to compile a DLL for windows similar to how Visual Studio would, except with CLion and CMake. I've tried the answer in the question, as well as the steps shown here, but I still get an error while injecting. My dll code is very simple, a similar dll compiled in visual studio works fine: #include <windows.h> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void hello() { AllocConsole(); freopen("CONOUT$", "w", stdout); cout << "Hello, World!" << endl;

问题 I am running into the problem of easily switching between Debug and Release builds of my projects in CLion. After looking around, I found that in 2016, the system was changed and many users ran into trouble. However, none of the fixes that were suggested helped me. Under Settings / Cmake, I entered two profiles, Release and Debug. However, in both the configuration selection at the top right of the editor and the context selection at the bottom right of the editor, only the first of the two

问题 Sorry if I'm duplicating a question, but I just cannot find the solution to what I'm looking for anywhere on the internet, yet I believe that this is a very simple problem. I'm trying to extend python with some custom C++ libraries, and building my C++ libraries with CMake. I'm following the instructions on https://docs.python.org/2/extending/extending.html, but it's not compiling correctly. When I try to build it, I get these messages: "C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\CLion 140.2310.6\bin

问题 This seems really basic. How can i add files to a project without having to manually edit the CMakeLists.txt . For example source files in another directory 回答1: CLion parses the CMakeLists.txt and uses it to generate a project view, but I believe the only way to add files to the project is to edit the CMakeLists.txt to include those files. I expect that eventually this will change similar to the way IntelliJ integrates with a pom.xml file in a Java project, but for now you edit the

问题 I feel completely lost trying to get CMake to work on Windows. I have a project (ECCODES) that has Fortran and C files. I can compile Fortran files if I don't use CMake. But this project came with a ton of CMake files. I look at the error below and it says to me, " I (CMake) cannot compile a simple Fortran program even though you can compile Fortran files when you aren't using CMake." Can anyone make sense of this? I'm trying to use mingw64 since I can't use cygwin on this project for the

问题 In clion (c++) on Debian Linux when I want to debug I get this message: During startup program exited with code 127. Process finished with exit code 0 Googling didn't help me. How can I fix that in CLion? Debian Linux.(GDB 7.8) I tried to set a way to gdb manually but it didn't help… still 127 Here is my log file {code} 2016-04-29 08:35:41,237 [ 299130] INFO - #com.jetbrains.cidr.cpp - Building: /usr/share/clion-2016.1.1/bin/cmake/bin/cmake --build /root/.CLion2016.1/system/cmake/generated

问题 I downloaded clion and went through the setup up guide provided by jetbeans at : https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/2016.3/quick-tutorial-on-configuring-clion-on-windows.html I tried setting up both cygwin and minGW as the environment but the program wouldn't run. I followed this question : How to setup Clion for compile and RUN I have appended the directories of cygwin and minGW in path too but still i can't run my program. It raises a long error which is : CMake Error at /cygdrive/c/Users

问题 I'm a Community College instructor grading student C++ coding assignments. Been doing the same task all semester. Suddenly, this morning, CLion is building extremely slowly, perhaps even hanging, the second time I build/run a project. WTF? The projects are very small. One source file, one header, no libraries. What changed? And why would a second build be the problem? It's usually first builds that are slow. 回答1: What changed? My harddrive backup software. I told my auto-backup to take 2

问题 I have a small piece of C code as below. I have tried to run it using 2 methods. 1) With Clion using Cygwin64 environment 2) With command prompt (in this case, I have to move a cygwin1.dll to the same folder with the executable). My code need to call the system() function to run some cmd command. If i tried the 1st method, the code works flawlessly. However, when using the 2nd method, the system() call seems to be doing exactly nothing. #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd

问题 In the following C snippet that checks if the first two bits of a 16-bit sequence are set: bool is_pointer(unsigned short int sequence) { return (sequence >> 14) == 3; } CLion's Clang-Tidy is giving me a "Use of a signed integer operand with a binary bitwise operator" warning, and I can't understand why. Is unsigned short not unsigned enough? 回答1: The code for this check seems to care if either operand to the bitwise operator is signed. It is not sequence causing the warning, but 14 , and you