Hello,
seth andrews writes:
> C++ (or c code for that matter) that needs to link to any libraries will
> not compile with babel. In the function org-babel-C-execute, the file name
> is given last, making it impossible to pass compiler flags that will effect
> linking. A simple fix is to switch
Here's a simple example of the bug I just sent, if you try to run this with
babel it fails.
#+begin_src C++ :exports both :includes (list "\"boost/filesystem.hpp\""
"") :flags "-lboost_system"
printf("testing\n");
#+end_src
On 13 January 2015 at 17:16, seth andrews wrote:
> C++ (or c code for
