The first few lines of the errors are:
Code:
/tmp/ccN8BUK4.o: In function `__static_initialization_and_destruction_(int, int)': VoxelizedPhantomResizer.cpp:(.test+0x23): undefiend reference to 'std::ios_base:Init:Init()'
mikejfe
Last Activity: Nov 21 '07, 02:57 AM
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Honestly, I don't even know what function that is. I didn't knowingly call it. This program is so simplistic; there is no header file and everything I do is completely contained in int main().
The first few lines of the errors are:
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Dev-C++/gcc compile question
Hi all. I've written a program that dynamically allocates memory for a 3dim array, reads a file into that array, does some stuff to the data in the array and then outputs the array to a file.
I can compile my program with Dev-C++ and run it all day long on my laptop (Windows XP). The problem with this is my laptop is slow. So, I tried to compile the code with gcc on my Linux box. gcc, however, doesn't seem to like my code.
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Banfa, you must be correct about the redundant data. Apparently each piece of information in the original file is 8 bytes long. What kind of redundant data could be in the file that would change the information from 8 bytes to 2 bytes? In my array I store all the information as floats before writing to the file.
Thanks for your responses. This is definitely a "learning thread" for me.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for your replies.
I apologize for not putting this in my original post. I'm using XP, Dev-C++, and set up as NTFS. I know this is such a beginners question..ugh.
Please don't laugh at me but I figured out that when I analyzed the data, my analysis was incorrect. My files are being saved "correctly. "
However, I do have a related side question: are there any theories why when I save the...Leave a comment:
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ofstream limitations?
I wrote a program to read a file, store that information into a 3d array, sort that array, and then write to a file. Should be straightforward . The problem I am running into is within the writing part.
I've taken the sorting function out.
For debugging purposes- when the file is written, a counter tells me that all pieces of information have been written, however, by visual inspection the data is jumbled and missing... -
Great. I'll try spliting the load up. Thank you for your help!
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I might add that I'm using Windows XP, 1.7GHz Duo, 2GB of memory.
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Array Creation - Error
Hi all.
I create an array using this code:
...Code://Variables.h extern int *g_x; //x voxel vector extern int *g_y; //y voxel vector extern int *g_z; //z voxel vector extern double ***g_xyz; //voxel contents (i.e. organ values) //LoadFile.cpp
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Question about globals
Hi all. I have a question that is probably simple to answer, but I don't even know where to get started (i.e. for searching old posts, Google, etc.)
I am writing a program that reads in a 3 dimensional array text file. Then x, y, and z coordinate values are assigned to each value of the 3d array. These four arrays (3d array, x, y, z) get used in quite a few functions of my program. So, I define them all as globals.
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It finally compiled! I'm pretty new to writing C++ programs that are more advanced than "Hello World." My grad professor stuck me on a program that requires knowledge of openGL and C++ ... and I've been struggling. Thank you so much for your help!Leave a comment:
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Hmm. Well I tried a few different things and I still get the multiple definition error. Maybe I didn't quite understand your response (sorry). The header file now reads:
One thing I tried was adding a new function:Code:#ifndef ListVars_h #define ListVars_h extern int bonesDL; #endif
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Multiple Definition Compile Error
Hi all. I am having multiple definition compiling errors. I included the #ifndef, #define, #endif lines in my header files. I've seen a post on here suggesting using extern. That didn't work for me either. This is a snippet from my header file.
#ifndef ListVars_h
#define ListVars_h
extern int bonesDL = 3;
extern int marrowDL = 4;
#endif
If I include ListVars.h into multiple...
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