Posted by jkcnshs on 12:19:00 04-29-2002
Ok, I have a big problem... whenever I try to compile something, it says "iostream" no such file exists. What do I do? I've tried everything. I even tried making a small little hello world program and it does the same thing. Is my dev-c++ messed up?
Posted by SilentStrike on 13:44:00 04-29-2002
Let me see the code. It should be <iostream>, not "iostream", but I cannot be sure without the code.
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Posted by KaGez on 18:00:00 04-29-2002
_very_ unlikely, but maybe possible is that you have to add a .h ... but I'd also say the same as SilentStrike.
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Posted by jkcnshs on 08:07:00 04-30-2002
I've tried putting it in every possible way.
<iostream.h>
<iostream>
"iostream"
using "iostream
EVERYTHING... what should i do? Reinstall the compiler? (Dev-C++)
[ This Message was edited by: jkcnshs on 2002-04-30 08:09 ]
Posted by KaGez on 11:35:00 04-30-2002
you sure that all files are properly installed and that it is properly configured? :/
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Posted by jkcnshs on 03:42:00 05-01-2002
It was working fine, but for some reason it just stopped working...
Posted by KaGez on 10:00:00 05-01-2002
I have no idea why it should be broken, but that's one of those windows habits
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Posted by Flikm on 11:31:00 05-01-2002
unfortunately, thats one of the old versions of mingw's habits, also. there was some file i had to link when i used dev-c++. forgot. sorry
Posted by jkcnshs on 13:24:00 05-01-2002
I decided to reinstall the program, and it worked fine. I'm not sure what the problem was, but its ok now.
Posted by KaGez on 22:14:00 05-01-2002
ok, good
happy hacking then!
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