Hello everybody,
I want to make a tool that helps to solve c++ object-oriented exercises, so I want the user to write a solution to the exercise and my snap will compile his solution and using a tester it will verify his solution. my problem is I want g++ compiler to be a part of my snap so when my snap is built I can access it inside my snap to compile user’s solution, I don’t want to use the system compiler.
any help would be appreciated.
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Isn’t adding the g++
and the gcc
package to the stage-packages
property enough?
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Thank you that was very helpful!
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This is very geek answer to me how. Does it select which compiler to use and if that compiler fails then it should selects an alternative compiler or a fall-back one? I added both g++(ver7) & c++(ver9) to my IDE, but still got dependency errors until I added ‘Clang-tools’ for ubuntu18.04 to my IDE. I was doing a simple make on clamAV. Nothing worked until I forced ‘openSSL’ package to be added to configuration using ./configure. I don’t know if that’s a solution but it worked for me.