Hi all,
I am having a problem, when I am compiling the code in 32 bit option on a
64 bit machine using the macro CPPFLAGS= -m32 I am getting the following warnings from
the linker .
/`../bin/amd64_stat_gnu_ 02015/WriteFault.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 output
/usr/bin/ld: warning: i386 architecture of input file `../bin/amd64_stat_gnu_ 02015/WriteLogic.o' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 output...
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hp C++ library functions attach() & dettach()
Hi all,
I am having code in hp700 machine, which was using hp C++ library.
I am having two functions attach() & dettach(), which are used to attach the
file stream to the file.
How to implent the code for detach function.
I.e to remove the stream of Input from file stream.
Thanks & regards
N. CHAITANYA SRIKAR -
Header file libc.h
Hi all,
I am not able to include the header files libc.h
& glibc.h , When I include these headers I am gettting errors that
no such file or directory.
kindly help me to resolve my problem
Thanks & Regards
SRIKAR -
sub: inclusion of header file "y_token_names.h"
Hi all,
I am working on porting of code in C++, I am having the following problem.
In my code The following structure has been defined
static struct rwtable { /* reserved word table */
char * rw_name; /* representation */
int rw_yylex; /* yylex() value */
} rwtable[] = { /* sorted */
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Hai some one help me to resolve my query, I hope Banfa will help me
regards
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Hai Banfa Thank you very much, I am getting no warnings
after I make the change.
I spent lot of time on it.
thank u very much
regards
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When I declare the following structure in my code
Hi all
When I declare the following structure in my code
static struct rwtable{ /* reserved word table */
char *rw_name; /* representation */
int rw_yylex; /* yylex() value */
}rwtable[] = {" ",0};
I am getting the warning that aggregate has a partly braketted initialiser
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for strstream class what is the need for setting the flags
Hi all,
For the class strstream let the object be line.
On an 16 bit machine previously of ANSI standard
ststream line
line.setf(ios:: in);
What is need for setting the flag to input.
Is that at that time for the class strstream , we want to use stratream object
to input do we need to set using this type of flags
or there is any other use for it.
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To store the value in hex format
For an int variable if I type cast to (void*) and store it in other variable
If I output this variable it will be in hex format.
For e,g for 10 it will be 0Xa
How to store the variable in that format, so that If I output the
variable I should get output in hex format.
Thanks & Regards
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type casting with void*
Hi all,
When I type cast an int value with (void*) I am able to get the value
represented in hex format.
But in 64 bit I cant convert int value in to (void*) to obtain the value in hex format
Is there any method which can help me
Regards
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Thank you very much arne, lot of my queries have been solved by ur
explanation
If I have any further can I directly post to you.
Thanks & Regards
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thanks arne once again.
I just want to make things clearer.
So the enum state{...} i.e waiting, stopped, etc for them they are
enum constants so for them we cant find the address.
1.If I initilise that variable in main I am getting error
i.e invalid conversion from int to states.
as we can see below.
enum states{ waiting=21, running, stopped, cancelled };
int main( void )
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Thank you arne for the immediate reply.
I am getting the correct value for *b_ptr.
But If I try to get the address of waiting I am getting error that non lvalue in unary &.
If I declare the variable again in main like below. I am getting address,
But If I dereferece this address I am not getting the correct value.
I am getting garbage values.
using namespace std;
#include<iostre am>...Leave a comment:
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Thank you arne & banfa for ur explanations.
Still I am having some questions in mind
When i declare the variable by using enum key word along with the varibale
I am able to get the address of the variable, but when i derefernce this address i.e by using pointer "*" to access the value of enum I am not getting the right values. I am getting some garbage values.
Is it that both are different i.e when...Leave a comment:
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getting the address of a enum constant
hi all,
how to get the address of an enum constant.
Can we make type casting of enum constant to (void*) on 32 bit machine where
both enum and address are of same size.
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Hi thanks once again.
Can we type cast a enum value with (void*) inorder to get the adress on
a 32 bit machine. Is it possible.
regards
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Thanks for the information given
So enum values cannot be assigned to pointer variables.
Can we make casting for enum variables to data types other than int.
regards
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Thanks for the fast reply,
Its working with int format
what about the enum, is it that enum constats cant be stored in pointers
regards
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Is it a valid conversion?
Hi all
On a 64 bit machine where int occupies 32 bits and pointer occuping 64 bits.
Is it possible to type cast between an enum value with pointer to enum
i.e (enum*)
will compiler wont report this errors?
Is it a valid conversion?
regards
srikar -
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