GOAL: Given a section of machine code, which conatins RISC-V extended instructions, I want to wrap it as a function and create an .o object file.
The function is something like void foo(), there s no arguments with void return type. and it call no other external functions and needs no relocation. How do I achieve that?
is there a way to compile Erlang to be a stand-alone executable? this means, to run it as an exe without the Erlang runtime.
I want to revisit an old question of mine about in-memory "compilation" of classes. Since about 1/2 a year have passed since I asked (and was somewhat answered), I d like to re-raise the issue and see ...
I want to compile c program on dos prompt using tcc as well as tc without using c editor. please give the full procedure.
I have a project that uses autotools. A nice feature of autotools is out-of-source builds, wheras instead of doing : cd foobar ./configure make I actually create a folder for builds, in which I do ...
I d like to be able to display in a Delphi 2009 program, the date and time that the program was compiled. Is there a simple way to do this?
Let s assume I have directories like: dir1 main.cpp dir2 abc.cpp dir3 def.cpp dir4 ghi.cpp jkl.cpp And let s assume that main.cpp ...
I use code::blocks to compile my static library. The output result is a libstatic.a file. Now, how do I link to my library to use functions that were compiled? (I tried to use #include "libstatic.a"...
I m using Winsock 1.1 in my project. I include wsock32.lib in "Additional Dependencies". I m looking at the DLL project using depends.exe and notice that the DLL depends on wsock32.dll. How can I ...
