I apologize for the lateness of this response.
Well... Tried it, with no difference...
I copied the sdk to the Cygwin home folder and the problem persists.
It doesn't seem to have a problem with "awk --version" (It prints out info on GNU Awk).
Did I make a wrong turn somewhere?
Thanks,
-MDG
hmn,
D is a "documents" drive formatted as NTFS, this drive also contains everything programming related (among other things).
Maybe I didn't understand the question...
Cygwin is not installed on the same drive.
(Well different partition, same volume though I don't think that would make a...
Here's what comes out, with full command line enabled
idc about anyone knowing my actually directory structure anymore.
I'm hoping it will be immediately apparent what I did wrong. As for the output binary I cannot remove the ".exe" extension, CodeBlocks adds it back as soon as I remove it.
-MDG
Tried reinstalling the toolchain and it made no difference.
I'm using Windows 7 x64.
I still can't figure this out...
Thanks for helping me through this.
-MDG
Yup, Cygwin DLLs are present and the directory is in the %PATH%
This would be a very tedious task due to there being so many of these shared objects and symbolic links.
I may try doing it on Linux. There's quite a few things I need to setup before attempting it, but I'll let you guys know what...
I think I figured it out... The compiler/linker or whatever doesn't like these "symbolic links".
I've investigated the file in question, to my surprise this library was only 50 bytes. So I opened it wondering what this file was. It seems to be a symbolic link of some kind given the information...
Thanks for the reply Farox.
Well I added that extra include folder you mentioned, and I'm still getting the same error. :(
The good ol'
"D:\PATH_TO_SDK\tools\cross-eabi\arm-gph-linux-gnueabi\sys-root\lib/libstdc++.so: file not recognized: File format not recognized"
I've spent hours on trying to get this to work...
And yes I've searched both Google and these forums.
The Problem:
While using Code::Blocks to compile for the Caanoo.
I'm attempting to compile a simple Hello World application, and I have received this error...