When trying to compile my code with g++ i get this:
MayaFunctions.h:5:27: error: calling fdopen: Bad file descriptor
in that line, I simply have
#include "AnotherFile.h"
Google told me this has something to do with precompiled headers, but I can't figure out how to turn them off.
1) how to turn off using precompiled headers with g++ flags?
2) what else would be causing this??
Thanks!
Dave
Jump to Posthmm, this is wierd....
try posting the whole code, or a bigger sample...as for g++, u have to add flags in order to use precompiled headers, if no flags are added precompiled headers are not used... so normally u compile u're code without using them
hmm, this is wierd....
try posting the whole code, or a bigger sample...
as for g++, u have to add flags in order to use precompiled headers, if no flags are added precompiled headers are not used... so normally u compile u're code without using them
hmmm
It ended up that "AnotherFIle.h" was part of a static library that I had compiled. When I looked in it's directory, there were a bunch of .gch files!! (I think they are the precompiled headers??) I had just compiled the library the same day and I definitly did not turn on any flags for precompiled headers... does it default to something different when you compile with just -c so only object files are created?
Very strange...
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