HI folks, first time on the board. Before I begin, let me say that I'm not a C or C++ programmer. I'm trying to compile a .cpp file with Visual C++ enterprise edition. The code was automatically generated by another application. The help files of the application indicate that an ANSI compatible compiler is required. I've attatched the code to the post, could someone tell me why it is that this will not compile on my machine? I would appreciate it.
You should have #include <math.h> at the top
of the program. That should get rid of some of the errors but _finite I don't think is ansi.
Plus this is only a function, not a whole program. It's missing a main function.
hth
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As it turns out, there needed to be an include of <math.h> and <float.h> in order for it to compile correctly. I appreciate all the help!
Oops, and also needed to remove the L0: through L:15....
