MSVS 2008 portable: Compiled c ++ file. Successfully. At start .exe the error takes off:

this application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Review the manifest file ...

Codelite Problem with make:

g ++. exe: @Axa.txt: No such file or directory g ++. exe: no input files mingw32-make.exe [1]: * [Debug / Axa] Error 1 mingw32-make.exe: * [All] Error 2

MinGW - compiles, I get .exe on output. When launched, it simply "hangs";

#include <iostream> #include <string.h> using namespace std; class X { private: string name; public: void SetName() { cin >> this->name; } void GetName() { cout << this->name; } }; int main() { X X1; X1.SetName(); X1.GetName(); return 0; }
  • Code hanging exe in the studio! - gbg pm
  • @gbg Added to description. - user214296 pm
  • @gbg MinGW g ++ with any code like this. Mistakes he catches. always hanging .hehe - user214296

1 answer 1

You use some kind of portable slop of eight (eight, Karl!) Years ago.

Download normal VS Community Edition 2015. Or Qt Creator, it also has everything.

  • Yeah. It is not that simple. I can not afford to download so much. I have mobile 3G traffic. - user214296 2:12 pm
  • @ Biginner then everything becomes much more interesting. Qt Creator with mingw (but without Qt!) Weigh 300 megabytes - pull? - gbg 2:38 pm
  • Yes. But why none of the compilers could? =) Maybe it will be so from QT too, the same mingw. I only wanted to work with gcc. But I had to put IDE. By the way, if you compile the C source, then .ehe works as it should. All this is strange. =) - user214296
  • I would argue that ms vc 2008 is a bad version. I personally don’t turn over to new ones, I like it more, even for 2005 it is possible. - pavel