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Permission Denied Problems [message #557199]

Mon, 06 September 2010 00:32

Eclipse User

Hello everyone:

I am having a frustrating problem developing for C\C++. Every IDE\Compiler I use for some reason will not let me compile correctly.

So lets start with Eclipse.

I have the basic hello world program. I go ahead and click build and get success. Then Run. Success.

At this point I go ahead and make a slight change to the source code file, like add a '\n' or something along those lines. I go to build the project and I get the following:

c:/mingw/bin/../lib/gcc/mingw32/4.5.0/../../../../mingw32/bi n/ld.exe: cannot open output file HelloWorld.exe: Permission denied

So I figured that HelloWorld.exe was running. It wasn't. So now I'm confused. I went ahead and manually deleted HelloWorld.exe. I get the following message: You must be the computer administrator to do this... blah blah blah. Even though I have disabled UAC and I am running as an administrator.

I checked other forums for the issue, and I can't find any. I am beginning to think its my security software. I posted on MSDN for the exact same problem in Visual Studio 2010, and they recommended I use Microsoft Security Essentials in stead of Norton... big help they were. So I tried running in safe mode and success!

Therefore, I thought it had to be my antivirus. I removed it completely and cleaned the computer using CCleaner\Revo uninstaller.

Trying to build again does not work. I get the same error as before.

Please help guys! I am really frustrated!

Re: Permission Denied Problems [message #629624 is a reply to message #557199]

Tue, 28 September 2010 21:45

Eclipse User

Hello !
I meet the same problem today Sad

But the problem is solved when I run eclipse in Windows XP compatibility mode Smile

Seems it is strange feature of Windows 7: exe file cannot be deleted right after execution. But I notes that exe file disappear from some time (roughly 2-5 min) and I can successfuly compile my program again. Of course it is inconvenient to wait so long to each compile, fortunately in XP mode all works fine.

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