on typing that at the command prompt, I get:
g++.exe <GCC> 4.7.0 20111220 <experimental>
Copyright <C> 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
So, in summary it's version 4.7.0
Thanks,
best regards,
Soütrik Banerjee.
errorr gcc compiler
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richardparker
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Re: errorr gcc compiler
Hi - thanks for the information. You seem to be running an older version of g++, from 2011. That's not a version we've tested Stat-JR with, so it's possible that may be contributing to the problem.
The .cmd file we sent you was meant to set the path to C:\MinGW\bin, but we've realised there was a mistake in the way we'd specified it - sorry. So it would have been using whatever compiler appears first in your path (which is likely to be the older version of g++, from 2011).
We've updated the .cmd file (attached) to explicitly set the path to C:\MinGW\bin. Assuming that is where you downloaded and installed MinGW when following the instructions here (http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/software/s ... er-statjr/), that should ensure Stat-JR uses a more recent version of MinGW.
So, to run, please follow the instructions as before: i.e. unzip it and copy the command file into the directory in which Stat-JR is installed (e.g. C:\StatJR\TREE command.cmd), and then execute it.
If you still get the same problem, please check which version of g++ you have in C:\MinGW\bin by navigating to C:\MinGW\bin in Windows Explorer, pressing shift and right-clicking, then selecting Open command window here, and typing g++ --version at the prompt.
We would be grateful if you could let us know the outcome.
Many thanks,
Richard
The .cmd file we sent you was meant to set the path to C:\MinGW\bin, but we've realised there was a mistake in the way we'd specified it - sorry. So it would have been using whatever compiler appears first in your path (which is likely to be the older version of g++, from 2011).
We've updated the .cmd file (attached) to explicitly set the path to C:\MinGW\bin. Assuming that is where you downloaded and installed MinGW when following the instructions here (http://www.bristol.ac.uk/cmm/software/s ... er-statjr/), that should ensure Stat-JR uses a more recent version of MinGW.
So, to run, please follow the instructions as before: i.e. unzip it and copy the command file into the directory in which Stat-JR is installed (e.g. C:\StatJR\TREE command.cmd), and then execute it.
If you still get the same problem, please check which version of g++ you have in C:\MinGW\bin by navigating to C:\MinGW\bin in Windows Explorer, pressing shift and right-clicking, then selecting Open command window here, and typing g++ --version at the prompt.
We would be grateful if you could let us know the outcome.
Many thanks,
Richard
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mithuabanerjee
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Re: errorr gcc compiler
Hi,
Thanks a lot, the problem is solved now !
Instead of running from the "start > CMM > StatJR TREE" menu, I ran the new TREE command.cmd saved at the location "C:\StatJR".
I also checked (by right clicking on the command prompt here at the "C:\StatJR\bin" folder location) the newer MinGW version installed (after the bug correction procedure as suggested in the website for StatJR installation) at the same location (i.e., C:\) of StatJR. It now gives 4.8.1 (and not 4.7.0).
Best regards.
Thanks a lot, the problem is solved now !
Instead of running from the "start > CMM > StatJR TREE" menu, I ran the new TREE command.cmd saved at the location "C:\StatJR".
I also checked (by right clicking on the command prompt here at the "C:\StatJR\bin" folder location) the newer MinGW version installed (after the bug correction procedure as suggested in the website for StatJR installation) at the same location (i.e., C:\) of StatJR. It now gives 4.8.1 (and not 4.7.0).
Best regards.