25.9.2019 · I downloaded th qt source code and arm toolchain... After this configuring via ./configure. but getting error message: meta.o: file not recognized: File format not recognized. …
13.6.2017 · @this said in File not recognized: File format not recognized error: Executable file created in rasspberry pi. You probably mean FOR RaspberryPi not IN. In the first post you …
Sep 11, 2016 · The above command will create an object file named part1.o in the current directory, and write the (empty) standard output to the file build/target/part1.o. That will leave build/target/part1.o empty, which is what the linker is complaining about (that's what it means when it says the file is truncated). The command should instead look like.
This truncate need be do by external program (here echo '' > file), during the file read by the Qt program. I use big file (3.8GB to have time to do echo '' > file) Options. No reviews matched the …
Jun 14, 2017 · @this said in File not recognized: File format not recognized error: Executable file created in rasspberry pi. You probably mean FOR RaspberryPi not IN. In the first post you wrote: "< Error > File not recognized: File format not recognized /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgcc_s.so.1 Collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status"
Jun 07, 2016 · That´s true, but usually you build with several threads (e.g. -j 10) and if you for example run out of disc space 10 random object files will be corrupt. So it´s likely that you compile 9 times and every time the compiler will stop on another file (which you then can delete from the cache).
25.7.2013 · Hello, I got a " file not recognized: file truncated...main.o error" whenever I tried to build my app and I deleted the debug and release directories so Qt could build from scratch. Qt …
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status This error occurs when a program uses a function or variable which is not defined in any of the object files or libraries ...
Just remove the object file. This error most likely appeared after the previous build was interrupted and object file was not generated completely. Kostyantyn ...
19.10.2019 · 1. Maybe a build failed (compiler crash or somebody stopping a build midway) which left a corrupt file around. Try wiping your build directory and start over with a clean build from …
7.5.2014 · It sounds like your libboost* files are corrupt. Q: Did you build them yourself? If so, I'd suggest "make clean" (or "rm -rf" from your build root), and rebuild from scratch. Check …
11.9.2016 · The above command will create an object file named part1.o in the current directory, and write the (empty) standard output to the file build/target/part1.o. That will leave …
6.6.2016 · That´s true, but usually you build with several threads (e.g. -j 10) and if you for example run out of disc space 10 random object files will be corrupt. So it´s likely that you compile 9 …