The problem
Functions such as glutSolidCube() are used in Win32 to flash back without reporting an error.
To solve
GlutSolidCube, GlutSolidSphere and other functions will first check whether GLUT is initialized, and exit the program if GLUT is not initialized.
Therefore, put the following code in WinMain() :
int argc = 0;
char *argv[10] = {};
glutInit(&argc, argv);
Can solve
On the top navigation bar, click “Project” ->; “Properties” – & gt; ‘Configure Properties’ –>; “Linker” –>; “System” – & gt; “Subsystems (there is a drop-down icon on the right side of the window)” –>; SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE -> drop down box select ‘/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE’ -> Finally “confirm” –>; Click on the top right corner of “File” –>; “Save it all.”
In the process of learning C with Visual Studio, we sometimes finished typing the code and found that the program could execute as well. But is it ever frustrating to press the enter key to execute the next command in the program and see the window flash back?Don’t worry. Just type the following simple code.
Just add the last line:
system(” pause “);
, don’t forget “; “Oh.
# include< stdio.h>
#include< stdlib.h>
main()
y>oplaceholder0;
*************;
*************;
system (” pause “); // Don’t forget the semicolon
}
@TocVisual Studio compile-time flashback
Select item ->; Property – & gt; Configure properties ->; The linker – & gt; System – & gt; Subsystem – & gt; Console (SUBSUSTERM: CONCOLE)
Click Project — Project Properties;
C/C++ — Linker — System — Subsystem — Parallel — Go to the right drop down menu — Click console — OK;
1. Set breakpoint 
Second, the system (” pause “)
(1) in the return 0; stem ("pause"); .
② Not using turn 0; stem ("pause"); ;
note: in the ACM or leetcode upload code to join this sentence complains;
3. Select the console program when creating a new project
If an empty project is selected, there will be an automatic exit problem.
Change the project configuration properties
opens the project properties and changes the subsystem to the console. (essentially the same as solution 3)
Ex. :
Ninety-nine multiplication tables
#include< stdio.h>
int main()
{
int i, j, m;
for (i = 1; i < = 9; i++)
{
for (j = 1; j < = i; j++)
{
m = i*j;
printf(“%d*%d=%d\t”, i, j, m);
}
printf(“\n”);
}
getchar();
system(“pause”);
return 0;
}
Just as a note, please skip it
1. Add code to the program:
system("pause");
Can solve
Refer to the code of the teacher at station B:
2. For solutions that include multiple getChar (), it’s a palliative solution.
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| memory | 1. Memory leak; 2. Load resource crash. |
| CPU | 1. The program is too complicated. |
| software and hardware compatibility | 1. The runtime environment and hardware support do not match. For example, the Android system does not match, and the software running environment is missing. |
| system memory recovery mechanism | 1. The system will recycle foreground processes when memory is tight. |
| program internal mechanisms | 1. Some plug-ins or code actively performs software exit when it detects an abnormal running state at runtime. |
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