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问题 Why does Visual Studio by default include Additional Dependencies of kernel32.dll, user32,dll, winspool.lib, etc...? Why do these resources need to be linked into C++ projects on Windows and are they actually turned into machine code and inserted directly into each executable or are they kept separate from the executable and a link is made between them at run-time? 回答1: In order for a C++ application to run under windows, it needs at least a few system services. For example, it needs to

问题 Why does Visual Studio by default include Additional Dependencies of kernel32.dll, user32,dll, winspool.lib, etc...? Why do these resources need to be linked into C++ projects on Windows and are they actually turned into machine code and inserted directly into each executable or are they kept separate from the executable and a link is made between them at run-time? 回答1: In order for a C++ application to run under windows, it needs at least a few system services. For example, it needs to

问题 Why does Visual Studio by default include Additional Dependencies of kernel32.dll, user32,dll, winspool.lib, etc...? Why do these resources need to be linked into C++ projects on Windows and are they actually turned into machine code and inserted directly into each executable or are they kept separate from the executable and a link is made between them at run-time? 回答1: In order for a C++ application to run under windows, it needs at least a few system services. For example, it needs to

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I'm trying to compile a program that links to the FMOD library in the Eclipse C/C++ IDE. I haven't even included any of the library's headers, I've only added the shared library to the projects dependencies and I get the following linking errors: Building target: Adventum Invoking: GCC C++ Linker g++-8 -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/GLFW" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/Python" -L"/home/jkmcameron/Workplace/git/Adventum/Adventum/libs/FMOD" -o

问题 I found a library, libjson, that I am trying to build as a shared library and use in a project. Building is simple enough; after fixing a Makefile bug, # SHARED=1 make install will compile and install a .so in /usr/lib . The problem is that my system (Arch Linux) already has a library named libjson , which the Makefile thoughtlessly overwrites for me! Arch's library was installed as a dependency, so it can't be replaced. Presumably other distros would have a similar problem if they had a

问题 I found a library, libjson, that I am trying to build as a shared library and use in a project. Building is simple enough; after fixing a Makefile bug, # SHARED=1 make install will compile and install a .so in /usr/lib . The problem is that my system (Arch Linux) already has a library named libjson , which the Makefile thoughtlessly overwrites for me! Arch's library was installed as a dependency, so it can't be replaced. Presumably other distros would have a similar problem if they had a

问题 I'm getting a undefined reference to _printf when building an assembly program that defines its own _start instead of main , using NASM on x86-64 Ubuntu Build commands: nasm -f elf64 hello.asm ld -s -o hello hello.o hello.o: In function `_start': hello.asm:(.text+0x1a): undefined reference to `_printf' MakeFile:4: recipe for target 'compile' failed make: *** [compile] Error 1 nasm source: extern _printf section .text global _start _start: mov rdi, format ; argument #1 mov rsi, message ;