Iam using gcc version 6.3.0 20170516 (Debian 6.3.0-18+deb9u1) . The linter give gcc:error stray "(some numbers" in program error. In the #include statements.
Here is the list of errors shown on using #include<bits/stdc++.h>
nqueen.cpp:
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program
1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program
1:1 error gcc:error 'ELF' does not name a type
1:1 error gcc:error 'c' does not name a type
Though Im able to easily run and complie the file.
I have tried reinstalling gcc it did not help.
Update: This is happening only the directory where I have used vs code and saved custom build files in the directory/.vscode.
Iam using gcc version 6.3.0 20170516 (Debian 6.3.0-18+deb9u1) . The linter give gcc:error stray "(some numbers" in program error. In the #include statements. Here is the list of errors shown on using #include<bits/stdc++.h> nqueen.cpp: 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\177' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\1' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\7' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\211' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\34' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\4' in program 1:1 error gcc:error stray '\20' in program 1:1 error gcc:error 'ELF' does not name a type 1:1 error gcc:error 'c' does not name a type Though Im able to easily run and complie the file. I have tried reinstalling gcc it did not help. Update: This is happening only the directory where I have used vs code and saved custom build files in the directory/.vscode.