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Compiler variation & Compile-time Debug Solutions

 
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Compiler variation & Compile-time Debug Solutions
baconbeastnz
31 May, 2008 - 02:57 AM
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Hi,

I am using VS9 & Codeblocks and have noticed alot of variation iny compiling.

a 100 line code segment, runs fine in VC9 then pulls out XX errors in Codeblocks.

I'm getting frustrated with the vague error messages I'm getting aswell, so far I've had:

last line of code :C:\Users\william\Desktop\m.c:115: error: syntax error at end of input
runetime assertion error
can't find debug/app.exe

Is there anyway to get most specific debug information on either of these apps? I realise a better knowledge in C would allow me to better guess what the problem could be, but I'm sort of having a crash course.
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31 May, 2008 - 05:36 AM
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More experience, I guess. There's also online help, which explains what the error means. Of course, online help can't possibly offer prescriptive advice for every situation which can cause a given error.
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31 May, 2008 - 09:07 AM
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last line of code :C:\Users\william\Desktop\m.c:115: error: syntax error at end of input


From such an error you can know that there is something wrong at line 115 (or probably at line 114), and that it is a syntax error. that is at least an indication on where to find the problem.
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