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[arjunkharbanda]

the current target is syswow64 make it `system32 as i am used to that after using sublime text3 also including the build that I used in Sublime text may come handy. and thanks for making this package in the first place will love to help but I don't have any knowledge regarding CSON/JSON C.txt C++.txt

[tomlau10]

to build a 32bit target, you shall include -m32 in the compiler flags. hope this can solve your problem and you may close this issue afterwards or ask for further help. and thanks for using this package. :smile:

[arjunkharbanda]

Thanks

[arjunkharbanda]

not helpfull

[arjunkharbanda]

see this on Atom when I compile it is showing that datbase icon and on the other hand in ST3 it cmd in admin. please help make as same in Atom as I am so use to it.

[tomlau10]

sorry I don't quite get the issue you mean that the cmd that this plugin invokes is shown as the database icon instead of a normal cmd icon?! i never come into this :fearful: can you provide more information? for example when right click on that database icon cmd, see what actual process and path is that executable?

and maybe my previous reply got your issue wrongly what is the original issue build target you mentioned about? by syswow64 and system32 do you mean 32bit 64bit build target ?

[arjunkharbanda]

sorry to confuse you but this is actual issue and here the info you want and syswow64 and system32 are target locations

[tomlau10]

to spawn a shell, my plugin just invoke start cmd /c "command to run"

from your first figure, the comment Shortcut To C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe seems to me that it somehow hides the original cmd command and invoke the StartDB.bat instead ...

perhaps your PATH environment variable priority has some problem please type where cmd in a normal command window then show the output here?

[arjunkharbanda]

here you go

[tomlau10]

output seems normal... how about where cmd at your source files' path ?

does only that source file will invoke the StartDB.bat or other source files at different paths also have the same issue?

[tomlau10]

ahh... in your first figure the Start Database Properties, press the general tab and see where is the location of that shortcut?

i think maybe deleting that shortcut will help (click Shortcut tab and press Open file location will take you there) back it up first though :sweat_smile:

[arjunkharbanda]

So I uninstall Oracle DatabaseXE and this is what this is what happen looks like problem solved but here is catch The target is still sysWOW64 C:/Windows/SysWOW64/ to be more accurate and I have to reinstall Oracle Database XE as I am student and it is part of my course so I guess I have to use it like this even if I don't like this lastly I want to help you in this please let me know how to start with JSON/CSON and also do you want me to close this issue

[tomlau10]

For a 64bit windows, sysWOW64 actually means the 32bit version and system32 means the 64bit version, see this link

so C:\Windows\SysWOW64\cmd.exe is the 32 bit version cmd and i don't think it will cause problem when executing the built executable. i also realized in my case, the plugin also invokes the sysWOW64 cmd. Does it cause problems when using anyway in your case?

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I think this issue is not related to the usage or bug in this plugin so I will close it for now. Be sure to open new issue if you have new problems :smile: