Welcome to the next pikoTutorial ! The error we’re handling today is a C++ compilation error: What does it mean? It often occurs when the compiler encounters a place in the code where it would normally expect a static member function, but the actual function is not static. Let’s say…
Bug of the week
Bug of the week #10
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial ! The error we’re handling today is a C++ compilation error: Or a similar one: What does it mean? This error occurs in situations when you provide a declaration of a type, but don’t provide definition of that type. For example, if I try to…
Bug of the week #8
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial! The error we’re handling today is a C++ compilation error: What does it mean? In C++, the error occurs when you try to invoke a function that has been explicitly marked as deleted or implicitly deleted by the compiler. This error commonly arises in relation…
Bug of the week #7
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial! The error we’re handling today is a C++ compilation error: What does it mean? The requirement for main to return an integer stems from convention and standardization within the programming languages. In C and C++, the main function is typically defined with a return type…
Bug of the week #6
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial! The error we’re handling today is a Python runtime error: What does it mean? The “too many values to unpack” error typically occurs when there is a mismatch between the number of variables or elements being unpacked and the number of values being assigned. This…
Bug of the week #5
A segmentation fault, often referred to as a ‘segfault,’ is a specific kind of error encountered in computing when a program tries to access a memory location that it is not allowed to access.
Bug of the week #4
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial! The error we’re handling today is a Git error: which occurs when trying to copy file from another branch using command: What does it mean? It means that the commit hash you provided was not recognized by Git as a valid object which could be…
Bug of the week #3
Welcome to the next pikoTutorial! The error we’re handling today is a C++ linker error: What does it mean? In C++, an “undefined reference” error occurs during the linking stage. This error indicates that the linker cannot find the definition for a function, variable or object that has been declared…
Bug of the week #2
ISO C++ forbids declaration with no type – check what does it mean and how to fix that error.
Bug of the week #1
When you see the error message “Unable to index file” in Git, it typically indicates that Git has encountered an issue while trying to add a file to its index.