I have created firefox plugin using firebreath in windows 7 with visual studio 2010. its generating .dll, .msi and .exe file for windows but not .so file for linux. I have to use this plugin for both OS so how should I create it ?
You must build the linux version on a linux machine, mac os version on a mac os machine, and windows version on a windows machine.
The build/ folder should not be in source control; it will be platform specific and generated by cmake in the prep script.
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I want to know the procedure to install Ejabberd from source code in windows 10. In their documentation, the installation with source code is only given for the Linux based operating system. I am struggling to find any good documentation on the same.
I think the windows installer is, in fact, compiled and packaged in Linux or other operating system. Following this reasoning, there's a way to get your self-compiled ejabberd running in Windows:
Download and install the latest ejabberd binary package in your Windows server. See what Erlang/OTP version and what ejabberd version you have.
Now, go to a development machine where you know ejabberd can be compiled: GNU/Linux, BSD, maybe Mac.
Download the same Erlang/OTP version, and download the source code of the same ejabberd version
Compile ejabberd
Copy the resulting *.beam files from the development machine to the Windows server, overwriting the originally installed ones
I downloaded the windows 10 version of ubuntu to work on a python research project for school. I created a .csv file in the ubuntu terminal but I do not know where I can access that file from.
Thank you for any help.
For Ubuntu installed from the Microsoft Store:
Each distribution you install through the Microsoft Store is installed to that application's appdata directory. For example: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Packages\CanonicalGroupLimited.Ubuntu18.04onWindows_79rhkp1fndgsc\LocalState\source
The default Ubuntu 18.04 /home directory is located in C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Packages\CanonicalGroupLimited.Ubuntu18.04onWindows_79rhkp1fndgsc\LocalState\rootfs\home\
Warning: Creating or modifying any files within the Windows Subsystem for Linux from Windows can result in data loss or corruption in Ubuntu, so make copies of these files before using them and use the copies in Windows, not the original files.
The Windows 10 April 2019 Update gives Windows Subsystem for Linux the new ability to let you access Linux files safely from Windows. WSL2 which features a true Linux kernel can be installed in Windows 10 version 2004 and later.
I am going to shift from Windows 10 to Ubuntu. I am using PhpStorm for my web development work and have configured everything as per my needs. I want to shift these settings to Ubuntu.
I have exported settings in Windows PhpStorm and it made a .jar file. I am unable to import .jar file in Ubuntu PhpStorm though.
The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect.
I guess you are lacking the Visual Studio 2005 C/C++ runtime libraries (Version 8.0) to be installed on the system. You need to install the appropriate vcredist_x64.exe package which can be downloaded from Microsoft.
I have the Windows Phone 8.1 SDK on my dev pc installed together with VS 2013. I need to open some WP 8.0 projects in VS 2013, but I can't do that without having WP 8.0 SDK installed.
However, when I try to install it from the local ISO, I have the following installation error:
** Setup Blocked **
The product version that you are trying to set up is earlier than the version already installed on this computer.
Do I need to remove the WP 8.1 SDK just to install WP 8.0 SDK and then install WP 8.1 SDK again? Is this the only way, and will it really help?
It seems I need to install the older SDK as I cannot launch my WP 8.0 projects because of this error I get when I open them:
Modify the VS2013 install in "Program and Features" and select "Windows Phone 8.0 SDK".
Since the 8.1 came up with the Update 2 for Visual Studio, you should be able to open a WP8 application using VS 2013 8.1 update.
reference: Visual Studio 2013 Compatibility
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