error: –std=c++11: No such file or directory
I tried to compile the thread program by using the below commands.But i am getting the error.
g++ –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ -Wall –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ std=c++0x Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
Error:
error: –std=c++11: No such file or directory
Can anyone explain how to resolve the issue.
ubuntu
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
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I tried to compile the thread program by using the below commands.But i am getting the error.
g++ –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ -Wall –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ std=c++0x Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
Error:
error: –std=c++11: No such file or directory
Can anyone explain how to resolve the issue.
ubuntu
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
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I tried to compile the thread program by using the below commands.But i am getting the error.
g++ –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ -Wall –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ std=c++0x Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
Error:
error: –std=c++11: No such file or directory
Can anyone explain how to resolve the issue.
ubuntu
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
I tried to compile the thread program by using the below commands.But i am getting the error.
g++ –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ -Wall –std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
g++ std=c++0x Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
Error:
error: –std=c++11: No such file or directory
Can anyone explain how to resolve the issue.
ubuntu
ubuntu
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
HariHari
1
asked Jan 19 at 5:14
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You have copied your commands from a place that at some point in its creation used automatic conversion of hyphens to their longer cousins the "em dash". This is common in word processor programs like Microsoft Word.
The character before your std=c++11 is a long "em dash" rather than a hyphen and as a result it is not being parsed as an option but is being parsed as a filename instead.
Specifically notice the different lengths of the dash in the command you listed:
- g++ -Wall –std=c++11
Try
g++ -std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
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You have copied your commands from a place that at some point in its creation used automatic conversion of hyphens to their longer cousins the "em dash". This is common in word processor programs like Microsoft Word.
The character before your std=c++11 is a long "em dash" rather than a hyphen and as a result it is not being parsed as an option but is being parsed as a filename instead.
Specifically notice the different lengths of the dash in the command you listed:
- g++ -Wall –std=c++11
Try
g++ -std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
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You have copied your commands from a place that at some point in its creation used automatic conversion of hyphens to their longer cousins the "em dash". This is common in word processor programs like Microsoft Word.
The character before your std=c++11 is a long "em dash" rather than a hyphen and as a result it is not being parsed as an option but is being parsed as a filename instead.
Specifically notice the different lengths of the dash in the command you listed:
- g++ -Wall –std=c++11
Try
g++ -std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
Mokubai♦Mokubai
57.5k16137156
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You have copied your commands from a place that at some point in its creation used automatic conversion of hyphens to their longer cousins the "em dash". This is common in word processor programs like Microsoft Word.
The character before your std=c++11 is a long "em dash" rather than a hyphen and as a result it is not being parsed as an option but is being parsed as a filename instead.
Specifically notice the different lengths of the dash in the command you listed:
- g++ -Wall –std=c++11
Try
g++ -std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
Mokubai♦Mokubai
57.5k16137156
You have copied your commands from a place that at some point in its creation used automatic conversion of hyphens to their longer cousins the "em dash". This is common in word processor programs like Microsoft Word.
The character before your std=c++11 is a long "em dash" rather than a hyphen and as a result it is not being parsed as an option but is being parsed as a filename instead.
Specifically notice the different lengths of the dash in the command you listed:
- g++ -Wall –std=c++11
Try
g++ -std=c++11 Thread_creation_function_pointer.cc -lpthread
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
Mokubai♦Mokubai
57.5k16137156
answered Jan 19 at 8:23
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