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Re: No binary files and errors when launched [message #1718825 is a reply to message #1718817] |
Wed, 30 December 2015 19:32 |
David Vavra Messages: 1426 Registered: October 2012 |
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Tuano: thanks.
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sheena:
You can upload .png files directly. Select "PREVIEW QUICK REPLY" and then you will find it under the edit box.
Building and running are really two separate things so the first two images are somewhat irrelevant.
In fact, the second image is showing environment variables available during a build. PATH is the execution environment during the build. It has nothing to do with your executable which is merely data at the time of build.
The last has important information but the I can barely read the error message.
The name of the program you are trying to run is testArray? Is this correct?
Is it actually in the directory mentioned in the error message "C\Users\Win 7\...\testArray"?
What are the results of "dir C\Users\Win 7\...\testArray" run in a command window?
Most Windows executables have ".exe" type.Aalthough this isn't mandatory but maybe what you built isn't an executable.
It looks like this program is intended to test some aspect of what looks like libcds.
I assume you have a run configuration for testArray .
Verify that the environment within it is suitable for the program.
If it's testing libcds how would testArray find it?
What happens if you try to run it in a command window?
You could post the link portion of testArray by cutting and pasting from the build log. It will tell you where the executable went
I'm not sure why the error message repeats "Cannot run program" multiple times. Perhaps you could try to copy and post the entire message here.
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