Why can’t Java use the same approach ? I can’t say which approach will be used, but it’s better-explained in Project Loom’s proposal: As adding the ability to manipulate call stacks to the JVM will undoubtedly be required, it is also the goal of this project to add an even lighter-weight construct that will allow … Read more
From Linkers and Loaders: At the time that UNIX was rewritten in C in about 1974, its authors already had extensive assember language libraries, and it was easier to mangle the names of new C and C-compatible code than to go back and fix all the existing code. Now, 20 years later, the assembler code … Read more
Make sure you have i386 and x86_64 listed in your Architectures in Build settings for your lib. Also set Build Active Architecture Only explicitly to No.
It inspects the file system’s modification date meta information. See, for instance, the stat() man page and the st_mtime member of the struct stat. It has built-in rules that tells it that (for instance) a .o file needs to be re-generated if the corresponding .c file has changed; the manual section on rule syntax says: … Read more
Clojure is always compiled. The Clojure compiler produces Java byte code, which is typically then JIT-compiled to native code by the JVM. The thing that can be confusing is the dynamic and interactive nature of Clojure that means you can invoke the compiler at run-time if you want to. This is all part of the … Read more
This should work go run main.go config.go server.go Go run takes a file or files and it complies those and only those files which explains the missing symbols in the original post.
It may sound obvious to you, but we try to use forward declarations as much as possible, even if it requires to write out long namespace names the type(s) is/are in: // Forward declaration stuff namespace plotter { namespace logic { class Plotter; } } // Real stuff namespace plotter { namespace samples { class … Read more
There is no single rule about how a compiler stores data in the output files it produces. Data can be stored in a “constant” section. Data can be built into the “immediate” operands of instructions, in which data is encoded in various fields of the bits that encode an instruction. Data can be computed from … Read more
In my case I downloaded version 22 of Android M and Android 5.1.1 using Android Studio 1.2.1.1 but when I try to do a Hello World this same error showed me So the solution was go to do right click in app like the image below and choose “Open Module Settings”….. then there you have … Read more
Had the same issue. Open the file ../node_modules/@types/node/index.d.ts and remove the third slash // <reference lib=”es2015″ /> compile again