i can't use the <sstream> header in my compiler, how do i add it so i can? where do i get it from?
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i can't use the <sstream> header in my compiler, how do i add it so i can? where do i get it from?
WhAtHA hell Is GoInG ON
#include <sstream>
If it's in the standard library that is. Put that before your main() function, near the top of the source file.
What compiler are you using?
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Like swgh implied, it probably wasn't included with your compiler. You're using Dev C++ 4, right? If so, and you want to continue using Dev-C++, get the v5 beta. Otherwise there are a number of free compilers that will include it such as Code::Blocks (*snipped bad info*), and VS Express is still free, I think...
[edit]OK I mixed up IDE and compiler, too. oops^2[/edit]
Last edited by Decrypt; 01-14-2007 at 02:20 PM.
There is a difference between tedious and difficult.
Last I knew Code::Blocks was its own dev team and didn't have anything to do with bloodshed. Also Code::Blocks doesn't have any header files, you get those from the installed compiler, which most use MinGW with Code::Blocks.
Oops, I had heard it was the same team...edited above post
There is a difference between tedious and difficult.
ok cheers, i new that dev 4 didn't include <sstream> but can you add headers to your I.D.E ?
Last edited by wart101; 01-14-2007 at 09:33 PM.
WhAtHA hell Is GoInG ON
If the IDE doesn't come with any header files then you have to install mingw which is the collection of compilers and header files for c and c++.Originally Posted by wart101
Originally Posted by indigo0086
it come with header file just not sstream, my question is can you add header files? from what i have been toold you can, is this true?
WhAtHA hell Is GoInG ON