g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/BSTDugum.cpp -o ./lib/BSTDugum.o
g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/Kontrol.cpp -o ./lib/Kontrol.o
g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/Program.cpp -o ./lib/Program.o
./lib/BSTDugum.o ./lib/Kontrol.o ./lib/Program.o -o ./bin/program
process_begin: CreateProcess(C:UsersmonsterDesktopODEV_3libBSTDugum.o, ./lib/BSTDugum.o
./lib/Kontrol.o ./lib/Program.o -o ./bin/program, ...) failed.
make (e=193): Error 193
Makefile:3: recipe for target 'program' failed
mingw32-make: *** [program] Error 193
I can’t solve this problem everything looks good. I can debug this program on visual studio This is my makefile file :
program:BSTDugum.o Kontrol.o Program.o
./lib/BSTDugum.o ./lib/Kontrol.o ./lib/Program.o -o ./bin/program
BSTDugum.o:
g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/BSTDugum.cpp -o ./lib/BSTDugum.o
Kontrol.o:
g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/Kontrol.cpp -o ./lib/Kontrol.o
Program.o:
g++ -I "./include" -c ./src/Program.cpp -o ./lib/Program.o
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Add g++ or the linker you’d like to use first on the line supposed to link your program:
program:BSTDugum.o Kontrol.o Program.o
g++ ./lib/BSTDugum.o ./lib/Kontrol.o ./lib/Program.o -o ./bin/program
As it is right now, you’re trying to use the object file ./lib/BSTDugum.o as the linking command.
answered Dec 11, 2019 at 20:23
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Topic: Error 193 
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when I start debugging it shows following…
Building to ensure sources are up-to-date
Build succeeded
Selecting target:
Debug
Adding source dir: C:Documents and SettingsIrfanDesktopTemptest_1
Adding source dir: C:Documents and SettingsIrfanDesktopTemptest_1
Adding file: binDebugtest_1.exe
Starting debugger:
done
Registered new type: wxString
Registered new type: STL String
Registered new type: STL Vector
Setting breakpoints
Debugger name and version: GNU gdb 6.7.50.20071127
Error creating process C:Documents and SettingsIrfanDesktopTemptest_1/bin/Debug/test_1.exe, (error 193).
The program has no error.
Any idea how to solve this problem?
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You should try a path without spaces.
Dje
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You should try a path without spaces.
Dje
sorry, i didnt understand.
could u plz clarify?
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Try to move project to another place -> full path to the *.exe file should be without spaces and non-ascii characters.
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Also you could try newer gdb, current version is 7.x.x
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You should try a path without spaces.
Dje
Thanks,it worked….but isn’t this a little weird solution?
is there any explanation behind this?
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Lots of command line tools use space as argument separator and you have to quote «your args with spaces» to use spaces in args.
Dje
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Topic: Error 193 (Read 8879 times)
I’m using Windows 10 (64 bit) and when I want to compile my program, the debugger gives me the message
GDB command:
«-exec-run»
got the following issue:
«,msg=»Error creating process C:/Users/Albert/OneDrive/J341t351kpograms/People/people.exe, (error 193).»
I tried compiling with Lazarus 1.6 and with 1.6.2 too, but I got the same result. Could you help?
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why are you building from your onedrive folder? copy your project to desktop or somewhere else and build from there.
the path looks fishy especially with a backwards slash.
also make sure the new path doesn’t have spaces between it.
« Last Edit: January 05, 2017, 10:38:23 pm by Xor-el »
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I think this doesn’t matter. I usually run some other programs from OneDrive and they work. Now I tested starting the program from my PC but it gave me the same message as before…
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have you tried copying the executable to a path without space and running it?
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This path doesn’t contain any spaces, so yes… I tried?
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Oh and btw my other programs are in the same path and they work well, so I think the problem is elsewhere
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is your app standalone or it requires a dll.?
are you building for 32bit or 64bit?
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1) Sorry but I don’t know :/
2) I use Windows 10 64 bit, is there an option which bitrate I want to build for?
Note: I tested, if I copy the whole source code and insert it into a new program’s one, building that program will send me the same message. Is this important?
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1) Sorry but I don’t know :/
2) I use Windows 10 64 bit, is there an option which bitrate I want to build for?
Note: I tested, if I copy the whole source code and insert it into a new program’s one, building that program will send me the same message. Is this important?
can you upload a sample demo project that can be used to reproduce the error?
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C:/Users/Albert/OneDrive/J341t351kpograms/People/people.exe
I’m worried about mixing slashes and backslashes in program path. Looks wierd on Windows. Are those special symbols in the folder name (Játékpograms)? Try different folder.
I see that others users on Google also get 193 errors when folder name contains a mixture of slashes and backslashes (special symbols).
« Last Edit: January 06, 2017, 08:30:00 am by Eugene Loza »
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I’m worried about mixing slashes and backslashes in program path. Looks wierd on Windows.
Windows API does not care.
@Mr. Albert: please do as others have suggested. Save the project on a local harddrive (in a folder without spaces or sepcial characters). Report if the error persists then.
I’m using Windows 10 (64 bit) and when I want to compile my program, the debugger gives me the message
GDB command:
That is more than compiling, that is running inside the IDE.
Does compilation succeed (Menu->Run->Compile)?
If so, can you find the executable at the location C:UsersAlbertOneDriveJ341t351kpogramsPeoplepeople.exe?
If so, then this is a problem of gdb (the gnu debugger).
Is it at all possible to do in a console:
c:
cd UsersAlbertOneDriveJ341t351kpogramsPeople
Bart
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1) I know using special characters is not a good idea, but Játékprograms is the folder of my other programs, and as I wrote it, they work well.
2) I’ve tried moving the files to another folder, like C:/Users/Levi/Documents/People/people1.exe but I got the same error message. It’s important, that my other programs are in the same folder, and they have never sent me any errors.
3) Compilation works well! —> The executable is in the right folder, but when I try to start it, Windows sends me the message «This application can’t open!«.
« Last Edit: January 06, 2017, 08:32:45 pm by Mr. Albert »
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Which compiler version?
Which compiler options (copy them from Menu->Project->Project Options->Compiler Options, click on button «Show Options»).
You did not accidentally cross-compile to another architecture or OS?
Bart
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Have you checked that your exe is not being detected as a virus (probable false positive).
try sending your exe to virustotal.com
To see if it is clear.
Do you have the same exe in the root of your c drive; if so try renaming it or removing it from the root.
If your application require any dll files; make sure that they are all where you expect them to be.
Just some ideas
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