Compilate code in the c++ error

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Hi, I’m try compilate code in the c++ using pgccp1, and take a following error:
line 1:catastrophic error:
could not open source file:“stdio.h” (no directories in search list)
#include(stdio.h)
Somebody help???
Thanks so advanced!!!

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Hi lodi,

pgcpp1 is the front end compiler and should not be invoked directly by a user. Please use “pgcpp” (i.e. the compiler driver) instead. It will add the appropriate include directory paths to your compilation.

Hope this helps,
Mat

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Thank’s for reply.
I’m try with pgcpp, but give the following errors:

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Hi lodi,

I’m not sure. Can you please post or send to PGI Customer Service (trs@pgroup.com) a reproducing example source code?

Thanks,
Mat

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send the file

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Thanks Lodi,

We’re in the process of adding C++11 support, but until then, you unfortunately can’t use the “thread” class. You’re picking up the Microsoft version of header file which is giving you these odd errors.

  • Mat
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Thank you already!
But, now i get error:
LInk: fatal error lnk1104:cannot open file ‘kernel32.lib’

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Hi lodi,

I’m not sure. “kernel32.lib” is a Windows system library so should be there.

What is the full output from your link with the “-v” flag added?

  • Mat
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Hi,
I’m using pgcpp the without any flag.
Thanks for the answers.

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Please add the “-v” flag (verbose) to your compile and post the output.

  • Mat
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hi, following output:

thank’s.

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kernel32.Lib is present in the Windows 8 SDK:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Lib\win8\um\x64\kernel32.Lib
C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Lib\win8\um\x86\kernel32.Lib

Can you please check to see that it is there on the system in use?

Thanks,
Mat

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But, mine operational system is windows seven…
That’s folders dont present in the system.
thank’s

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But, mine operational system is windows seven…

In order to install the latest version of the PGI compilers, you needed to install the Windows 8 SDK (not to be confused with the Win8 operating system). Did you skip this step when you installed?

If so, please go back and install it, Microsoft SDK Compatibility Information | PGI. You may then need to reinstall the PGI compilers.

  • Mat
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thank you. worked!
But as it does to generate an exe file?
thank you, again…

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But as it does to generate an exe file?

Sorry, I’m not sure what you mean. Does it still not fine the kernels32.lib? Are you getting a different error?

  • Mat
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Thank’s
No error about the kernel32lib,
but how compilate for file .exe in the command line ???

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but how compilate for file .exe in the command line ???

The most basic would be:

pgcpp mysourcefile.cpp

which creates an exe called “mysourcefile.exe”.

You change the target exe name via the “-o” flag:

pgcpp mysourcefile.cpp -o mytest.exe

which will create an exe called “mytest.exe”.

From there you may add other flags and/or libraries. Though, I’ll refer you to the PGI User’s Guide for details.

  • Mat