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Today, 07:32 PM
That 0 in quotes at the end raises a flag '0' if that is a numeric field then there should be no 's around it.
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Today, 02:42 PM
Thanks for the clarification! This is useful information.
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Today, 02:12 PM
yes maybe you have right and the program don't have it. that's why i did that function
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Today, 02:03 PM
That's because it looks like mingw hasn't been installed as per the installation instructions. if it had, then the PATH environmental variable should...
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Today, 12:49 PM
from IDE, but i get the folder name manually.
"According to the Mingw documentation, the PATH environmental variable (as is what is returned from...
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Today, 11:46 AM
Not what I was expecting. Doh. How do you use mingw on that system to compile programs? From the command line? From an IDE?
According to the Mingw...
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Today, 11:36 AM
OK. On a system on which you have mingw installed, open a command prompt, type in
set > set.txt
and reply to this post with the file set.txt...
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Today, 11:21 AM
i need just the entire folder name.. is what the function help me to find:
C:\Program Files\mingw-w64\x86_64-7.2.0-win32-seh-rt_v5-rev1\mingw64\bin
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Today, 11:19 AM
No, I asked why you wanted to know if minggw is installed or not.
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Today, 11:08 AM
Why do you want to determine if the MINGWG (GNU compiler for Windows) is already installed or not?
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Today, 11:00 AM
on search tool:
i used "x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++.exe", but hace '++'...
so try, too, "x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc-7.2.0.exe"..
i even tryied "mingw".....
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Today, 10:37 AM
You start by opening the tool regedit.exe and do a search for the name of the exe you wish to find. Search the whole registry and record the key(s)...
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Today, 08:56 AM
Again, why are you reposting old threads from StackOverflow. This is the third one now.
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Today, 08:51 AM
Why are you copying old question from StackOverflow and reposting them here?
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Today, 07:56 AM
i get your point and you have right... but i don't know how can i get the folder name.. maybe it's on registry, but i don't know how can i get it :(...
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Today, 06:38 AM
Look at the API doc for the Thread class.
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Today, 06:12 AM
Can answer me what daemon threads are in Java?
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Today, 04:28 AM
This question has been asked verbatim a long time ago here,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/370962/why-cant-static-methods-be-abstract-in-java
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Today, 12:16 AM
What about the next time you install the app? Are you going to have search the file system again to find the app or its configuration file? If so,...
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Yesterday, 05:21 PM
Arjay it's the GNU free compiler.. i\we can download it and install it. the rest about registry or something i don't know it :(
"Using this approach...
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Yesterday, 05:11 PM
Did you write this program, if so modify it so it registers a key in the registry during runtime? If you didn't write this program, does it use an...
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Yesterday, 04:20 PM
Or a divine power is giving you a sign not to make your application dependent on the number of cores. :)
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Yesterday, 03:05 PM
1 program can be installed anywhere on C drive. so my function using a vector string with 2 folders names, i can search for the entire folder path......
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Yesterday, 02:49 PM
Also, since C++17, there is a standard way to work with the filesystem, it's called std::filesystem. More details:...
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Yesterday, 02:47 PM
What exactly is slow?
What exactly are you trying to do?
Through how many files/folders do you need to search?
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Yesterday, 02:46 PM
That code is really unreadable.
Also, your code uses the X11 windowing system, which as Victor said, is not Windows API related.
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Yesterday, 10:55 AM
Hi guys, sorry for not getting back to this issue but as it's proving more difficult than I anticipated and I have to urgently complete something...
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Yesterday, 05:35 AM
Finding Number of Cores in Java
int cores = Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors();
If cores is less than one, either your processor is...
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