What headers am I missing? Where do I get them?

Curiously, when I do include these

Code:

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#include        "Vector3D.h"
#include        "Vector.h"
#include        <vector>

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they aren't found, but for some reason, The Vector3 data type is being undeclared, whats the deal?

Code:

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#ifndef        GL_RENDERER_H
#define        GL_RENDERER_H

#include        <vector>

using namespace std;

struct        BasicQuad
{
        Vector3 P1, P2, P3, P4;
        int        Texture;//Index into gpTextureManager
};
        std::vector<BasicQuad*>                        mBasicQuads;
class GLRenderer
{
public:
        GLRenderer()
        {

        }

       
        void        AddBasicQuadToRenderer(float        P1X,float        P1Y,float        P1Z,
                                                                  float        P2X,float        P2Y,float        P2Z,
                                                                  float        P3X,float        P3Y,float        P3Z,
                                                                  float        P4X,float        P4Y,float        P4Z,
                                                                  int        Texture)
        {
                BasicQuad        *pData = new        BasicQuad;
                pData->P1        =        Vector3(P1X,P1Y,P1Z);
                pData->P2        =        Vector3(P2X,P2Y,P2Z);
                pData->P3        =        Vector3(P3X,P3Y,P3Z);
                pData->P4        =        Vector3(P4X,P4Y,P4Z);
                pData->Texture        =        Texture;
                mBasicQuads.push_back(pData);
        }
};



#endif

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well, I can't find any standard definitions of vector3 anywhere... the only references I can find are proprietary templates or wrappers created either by a third-party library, or by you.

What graphics library are you using? Do you have the "correct" compiler or graphics library for which this code was written?

<vector> is included in standard C++, the others are not. And, FYI <vector> has nothing to do with graphics. (There are no graphics in standard C++.) An STL vector is variable-length array.

Maybe there is another library file i need? Perhaps its part of SDL....

Is there anything I could use in its place? like a float? or something simple like that?

Well...when I encounter similar problems in unix, I search for the pattern lets say Vector3 in the "/usr/include" directory and then find the appropriate header. It may also so happen that vector.h is in a different directory like for example "#include <sys/vector.h>"

....does this help?

I'm basing my code off of a friend, he is probably using some type of specialized vector library, I'll ask him...

fixed it, just made my own vector3 class :d

Code:

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class Vector3
{
public:
 
  Vector3()
  {
  }

  Vector3(float x, float y, float z);

// And so on
};

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works perfectly