Toxic c c++ code Block errors and its solutions

Error #1: C++0x_warning.h

Hi there, if you are using a code block ide then in any case if you got the error ” compiler requires library support for ISO C++ 2011 standard. Enabled with the  ‘std=c++11 or ‘std=gnu++11 compiler options “

At this instant, you should take the following 3 steps  mentioned below

1. Open CodeBlock ide and create a project
2. Project —> Build options

3. Select Have g++ follow the c++11 ISO c++ language [-std=c++11]

Error #2: error.exe has stopped working

There might be many reasons for the occurrence of this error but one reason is program  crash’s due to faulty address is provided

At this instant, I was using file handling functions in c++ to read and write audio wave files

using namespace std;

const int SAMPLE_RATE = 44100;

const string IN_DIR = "C:\Users\Mohammed Anees\Desktop\New folder (2)\2016-06_MusicTech\AudioDSPBasics\InputFiles";
const string OUT_DIR = "C:\Users\Mohammed Anees\Desktop\New folder (2)\2016-06_MusicTech\AudioDSPBasics\OutputFiles\";

Basically, the path has to be in a double backslash(//)

using namespace std;

const int SAMPLE_RATE = 44100;

const string IN_DIR = "C:\\Users\Mohammed Anees\\Desktop\New folder (2)\\2016-06_MusicTech\\AudioDSPBasics\\InputFiles\\";
const string OUT_DIR = "C:\\Users\\Mohammed Anees\\Desktop\\New folder (2)\\2016-06_MusicTech\\AudioDSPBasics\\OutputFiles\\";

Error #3: assert.exe has stopped working

Besides, there is another reason for the cause of assert.exe has stopped working, Read the below article

Assertion failed error

Error #4:(std::__cxx11::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> > const&, std::vector<float, std::allocator<float> > const&, int, int)’

I don’t know the exact reason for this error it might be some linker issue  but this has gone after I copied and pasted all the project files to the freshly created project

Error#5: Comparison b/w signed and unsigned integer  expressions

for (int i = 0; i < numFrames; i++)
    {
        // Get input sample
        float x = sourceBuf[i];

        // Copy it to the output buffer
        float gain = 0.5;
        outBuf[i] = gain * x;
    }

When ever I was compiling the above code i was facing the warning such as comparison b/w signed and unsigned integer expressions

However, this warning can be over come by using  size_t or unsigned type instead of int type

Error#6: Vector: no such file or directory

I was doing a C++ project which contains three files such as main.cpp, wav.cpp, and wav.h

But the problem occurs here because by mistake I save the wav.cpp as wav.c extension