The \ No newline at end of file you get from github appears at the end of a patch (in diff format, see the note at the end of the "Unified Format" section). error: no newline at end of file [-Werror,-Wnewline-eof] 「ファイルの末尾が改行じゃないぞこのやろう」という趣旨のエラーメッセージである。 対応方法. So, it turns out that, according to POSIX, every text file (including Ruby and JavaScript source files) should end with a \n, or “newline” (not “a new line”) character. \ No newline at end of file と表示されてしまうことがある。 （不要なcommitなので含めたくない場合、下記のように修正を行う。） vi かなにかで、下記のコマンドを実行してから保存し直す。

그리고 한 줄이 아니라, 공백이 필요한 경우도 있어서 웬만하면 공백 + 한 줄 이렇게 넣어주면 해결 되긴 합니다. ソースファイルを改行で終わらせる必要がある。 これを hello.h #define hello puts ("hello") こうすれば良い。 hello.h

그리고 에러 메세지는 No newline at end of file이었죠. The general convention on most systems is to add a newline even after the last line, i.e. 즉, “파일 끝에 새로운 줄이 없다”라는 말입니다. 「C言語、「warning: no newline at end of file」とか怒られた。」についてです。主にシステム開発中に調べたことをメモしています。 If a newline is considered a separator, there will be no newline after the last line of a file. solve it easily.
Compilers don't care whether there is a newline or not at the end of a file, but git (and the diff / patch utilities) have to take those in account. 뭐 고치는 건 문제가 아닙니다.

to treat newline as a line terminator. So, since the compiler handles there not being no newlines at the end of a file, it doesn't seem to be an issue so doesn't need a warning.

Jan 12 '06 # 7 This acts as the eol , or the “end of line” character. If the file does not end with a newline, the line containing the #include that pulled it in will merge with the next line. Some programs have problems processing the last line of a file if it isn't newline terminated.