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#include <iostream.h>
someone help me.... I have been using the Dev-C++ 4 compiler and i am having some trouble. when ever i put in #inclde <iostream.h> and use compile it reads that there is no such directory so i look in there include file to find that they did have
iostream.h istream.h and ostream.h
can someone plz help me or send me a better compiler
[email protected]
Thank you,
Mike
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Its
#include <iostream.h>
you left out the u in include
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nope
nope thats a typo on the message even if its spelled correctly it doesn't work lol
thx neway
Mike
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I have dev c++
#include <iostream.h>
someone help me.... I have been using the Dev-C++ 4 compiler and i am having some trouble. when ever i put in #inclde <iostream.h> and use compile it reads that there is no such directory so i look in there include file to find that they did have
iostream.h istream.h and ostream.h
can someone plz help me or send me a better compiler
[email protected]
Thank you,
Mike
I have dev c++ and it works great. I've used #include <iostream.h> many times and it always works. Maybe you accidentaly deleted that header file or all your header files, or maybe you moved them to where your compiler can't find them.
The compiler works.
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I have dev c++
I have dev c++ and it works great. I've used #include <iostream.h> many times and it always works. Maybe you accidentaly deleted that header file or all your header files, or maybe you moved them to where your compiler can't find them.
The compiler works.
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try re-downloading the compiler
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yeah i been thinkin about it but i have a slow modem i let it sit over night
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try this one
try to copy the header file "iostream.h" to the folder of your source file that ll contain it
and then try:
include "iostream.h"
instead of:
include <iostream.h>
i wish it works!
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your compiler is probably looking in the wrong place for the libraries. Check in your options that the specified directories are right.