Question:
Compile error in Dev C++?
Anthony K
2012-02-03 18:31:11 UTC
When I attempt to compile my project I get this error

C:\Users\Anthony's\Desktop\Makefile.win [Build Error] No rule to make target `all'. Stop.

and then theres a pop up which appears saying I/O error 32

Does anyone have a clue what this might be?
Three answers:
Lakers Too Good
2012-02-03 18:39:37 UTC
Unless if you show the code, I can only stab in the dark. Could you give the offending lines?
husoski
2012-02-03 19:28:50 UTC
One thing that can cause an I/O Error 32 is a sharing violation. If the problem goes away after a reboot, then you probably had an instance of Dev C++ open, maybe one you thought you'd closed but was still trying (but for some reason unable) to terminate.



If not, check the permissions on the file. There shouldn't be any explicitly set...normally files simply inherit permissions associated with the directory they're in.



That message was truncated here, but contained the full path of the file you should examine.
carnie
2016-11-06 10:26:21 UTC
because it explains, the element you're switching isn't an integer, that's a string (spoke of as 'form' consequently). also, for some undemanding reason, your circumstances are characters -- in C++, 'A' is a personality, "A" is a string. A string can in no way equivalent a personality besides, so your code would not make experience even if you may want to swap a string.


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