What about compiling and executing the following trivial program ? #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << __cplusplus << std::endl; } The value printed should say the version used: 199711 for C++98, 201103 for C++11 201402 for C++14 201703 for C++17 If you compile omitting the -std=c++xx flag, you should be able to detect the … Read more
Nothing is needed at compile time, because C has a notion of separate compilation of translation units. But once all the different sources have been compiled, it is time to link everything together. The notion of shared library is not present in the standard but is it now a common thing, so here is how … Read more
Compiling with -pg instruments your code, so that Gprof reports detailed information. See gprof’s manual, 9.1 Implementation of Profiling: Profiling works by changing how every function in your program is compiled so that when it is called, it will stash away some information about where it was called from. From this, the profiler can figure … Read more
You want something more like this (and here I will use a slightly more meaningful example): C/C++ header – animal.h #ifndef ANIMAL_H #define ANIMAL_H #ifdef __cplusplus class Animal { public: Animal() : age(0), height(0) {} Animal(int age, float height) : age(age), height(height) {} virtual ~Animal() {} int getAge(); void setAge(int new_age); float getHeight(); void setHeight(float … Read more
If you build your application, here are some tricks to speed up the process: Erase all *.dcu before the build (del *.dcu /s); Run a good defragmenter on your corresponding hard drive; Put most of your source files in the same directory, and try to leave the IDE and Project library paths as short as … Read more
Firstly, as this answer touches on complex and sensitive topics I want to make few disclaimers: I assume your question is about middle-end IRs of LLVM and GCC (as the term “LLVM IR” applies only to middle-end). Discussion of differences of back-end IRs (LLVM MachineIR and GCC RTL) and related codegen tools (LLVM Tablegen and … Read more
The command has been moved to the Perform Action submenu. Look under Product > Perform Action > Compile filename.cpp To assign Cmd+K to it, go to File > Preferences > Key Bindings > Product Menu group and you’ll find Compile File where you can assign a key. Cmd+K is assigned to Clear Console now by … Read more
Nowadays a simple solutino exists: use Nuitka compiler as described in Nuitka User Manual Use Case 2 – Extension Module compilation If you want to compile a single extension module, all you have to do is this: python -m nuitka –module some_module.py The resulting file some_module.so can then be used instead of some_module.py. You need … Read more
6 – 7 years later, static linking with Python extensions is still poorly documented. As the OP points out in a comment, the usage is OS dependend. On Linux / Unix Static libraries are linked just as object files and should go with the path and its extension into extra_objects. On Windows The compiler sees … Read more