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    it works for me. and i use the same DEV.

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    Yeah, pretty sure it's a bad install. On my laptop it works fine, it's the XP Pro one that doesn't. I will delete everything, I was hoping I wouldn't have to because now I have to install a bunch of DevPaks, but oh well. Thanks.
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    try putting in your code :

    using namespace std;

    that's the only difference between your code and that of the person that says theirs works.

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    I didn't put that because I'm not using anything that requires to use that namespace. I'm not using cout, cin, etc, just a program that uses itoa and I figured out that it was the install, I just needed to reinstall it and clear all previous data.
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