I'm using a Debian9 Linux and Cpp-Dev using Wine. I'm currently trying to run some CUnit tests which were written for a program (protocol stack written in C) developed in 2006/2007. (which I need to update later)
There is:
- ...Unittest.dev file, so Dev-Cpp was used
- ...Unittest.layout file
- CUnit folder, from 2006
- suites folder, with two test suites
- xmlout folder
- main.c
The directory structure is kind a screwed. It gives me a Windows like structure. Although it adds me a Z: drive, where I can access my Linux directories writing the path in Windows style... e.g. Z:\usr\
I'm adding the directory Z:\usr\include\ as include library in the compile options.
Dev-Cpp throws me this error:
[Error] can't create precompiled header Z:\usr\include\stdio.h.gch: Permission denied
Which is true, it should not try to write something in \usr\include.
Trying to stick with Dev-Cpp because it was the tool used to create this testing environment.
Work around would be, to use a Windows machine. Want to keep the whole environment on Linux if possible.
Any Ideas?