About c++ project build in ubuntu

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Hi,
Anybody is there to help me regarding this query..

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Ramesh

Posted 10-Apr-11 20:11pm

R.ranjan

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R.ranjan 12-Apr-11 8:57am

Hi, can anybody help me to get packages in ubuntu for asm/atomic.h file error:No such file or directory. Regds, Ramesh

R.ranjan 13-Apr-11 6:54am

Hi,
can anybody help me regarding one issue that which version of kernel headers is compatible to solve the error :asm/atomic.h file missing...
i need urgent..

Regds,
Ramesh

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-04-10T20:33:00

Solution 1

This is not a query. Who can understand what you want? One-click build? How to create make files? What?

I can give you one advice though. To work with C++ in Ubuntu, I would recommend using C++ IDE called Anjuta, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anjuta[^]. You'll find it as a standard Ubuntu distribution.

—SA

Posted 10-Apr-11 20:33pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 10-Apr-11 20:35pm

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R.ranjan 11-Apr-11 2:56am

I understood. But actually when i am compiling c++ project with Ubuntu , i am getting so much of error which i could not understand. I already installed development libraries which is required for integrating.. in below i am giving you some errors as

/home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h:35:24: error: asm/atomic.h: No such file or directory
In file included from /home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/xppthreads.h:12,
from FixedBuffer.h:17,
from FixedBuffer.cpp:16:
/home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h: In function ‘uint32_t atomicInc(uint32_t*)’:
/home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h:1111: error: ‘atomic_inc_return’ was not declared in this scope
/home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h: In function ‘uint32_t atomicDec(uint32_t*)’:
/home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h:1117: error: ‘atomic_dec_return’ was not declared in this scope
make[1]: *** [FixedBuffer.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/jars/Documents/trunk_linux/iprs/Alpha/Lib/common'
make: *** [common_old] Error 2

- Ramesh

markkuk 11-Apr-11 6:28am

You're missing an include file: asm/atomic.h. All following errors are caused by that one. Install the package that contains the required file.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Apr-11 3:46am

Ramesh... this is not serious. Do you need help in fixing errors? OK, make a proper question out of it. You already have the adequate error report, keep it. Make the shortest possible code sample (don't post your whole code, proceed one step at a time) which shows some errors. I see the line number. Post a code sample and comment each like reported in the error list appropriately.

If you isolate problems well in some compact chunks but don't hide essential information, chances are, somebody (including myself) could be able to help you in timely manner.

Good luck.
--SA

R.ranjan 11-Apr-11 7:10am

Hi SAKryukov, I already included that asm/atomic.h .But still i am getting error at compiling time.. home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/../xppthreads_posix/xppthreads.h:35:24: error: asm/atomic.h: No such file or directory In file included from /home/jars/source/Alpha/Lib/common/xppThreads/xppthreads.h:12, from FixedBuffer.h:17, from FixedBuffer.cpp:16:

Albert Holguin 11-Apr-11 10:37am

check if the file/directory is really there... if its not, then you didn't install the required package (or didn't install correctly)... you can always do a search of your file system for the atomic.h to see if it was installed in a different directory

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Apr-11 14:04pm

Ramesh, let's cut it down here. Put the code in Question, not comment. You can create a new Question. Publish some code sample. Format it properly, comment lines where the error is reported with the error text... Keep it short...
--SA

Albert Holguin 11-Apr-11 10:38am

i've never even heard of anjunta, i'll have to try it out sometime...