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- usr bin ld: cannot find -lfl - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
After running the following command: g++ lex yy c -lfl I get the following error: usr bin ld: cannot find -lfl How can I solve it?
- Unable to use -lfl on NixOS - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
-lfl is for libfl, which comes from flex package That is completely different from -lc, which is for libc and comes from glibc package How are you building the package and what is your expression?
- What actually is causing `The System Can not find the file specified . . .
The problem comes from the very first line in your Makefile: run exe: link This causes Make to try to figure out how to create link It knows how to build link from link o, so it uses the rules provided to create link o, and then tries to create link using its built-in rule, which references cc But you don’t have a cc exe command, so it fails — that’s the missing file All this explains
- CentOS 8 - usr bin ld: cannot find -lnsl - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I am working on a new CentOS 8 server to replace an aging CentOS 6 server Most everything is working and I am having the primary users test out everything they use the server for Many errors have
- Gcc : ld cannot find -lc - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
ld is the linker, i e the program that ties together the code that you wrote with the preexisting library code -lc means the library which is stored in the file libc a and which is linked because the option -lc is passed to the linker libc is the C standard library, which is automatically linked in every program unless you explicitly request that it isn't (which is rarely done except for
- text processing - How to bulk convert all the file in a file system . . .
Everybody knows :-) that in Windows plain text files lines are terminated with CR+LF, and in Unix amp;Linux - with LF only How can I quickly convert all my source code files from one format to ano
- How to install Splint? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
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- Search for three consecutive newlines? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I know that squeezing multiple blank lines can be done using cat -s (and squeezing all blank lines can be done using tr -s '\\n'), but I'm curious how to search for this condition in a stream of inp
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