Visual C++

**CheesyMoo** · 03-19-2003

Okay I've been doing C++ for a while now and just got a real compiler, Visual C++. Well if I go to execut a simple program such as:

Code:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
 cout << "Hello world!" << endl;
 return 0;
}

Then it says, 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) but it will not tell me what the error is, and it always has that 1 error... can anyone help?

**RoD** · 03-19-2003

in the little window where it says that, scroll up or make the window its in bigger.

btw: compiles fine

**CheesyMoo** · 03-19-2003

Okay, that example did work well, I think it was that I was using conio... do I have to include a .h extension or what?

**RoD** · 03-19-2003

some header files seem to require the .h on them even though you declared namespace std; I cant explain that but i am sure that someone can.

**Codeplug** · 03-19-2003

Read this.

gg

**Yawgmoth** · 03-20-2003

Originally posted by CheesyMoo
Okay I've been doing C++ for a while now and just got a real compiler, Visual C++.

As opposed to a fake compiler?

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