Error?? NOOO!!!!!!!

What is wrong??

I get a error called :

parse error before 188


#include <iostream>

int main ()
{
int money;

#define ihave 188


int ihave;

int lost;

cout << "Hur mycket pengar har du tjänat den här månaden?" << endl;

cin>>money;

cout << "Hur mycket pengar har du förlorat den här månaden?" << endl;

cin>>lost;

lost -= ihave;
money += ihave;

cout << "Så här mycket pengar har du nu!" << endl;

cout << ihave << endl;


return 0;
}

Hmmm, I can't really remember, but I don't think you can #define ihave and have it as an int at the same time. try

Code:

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int ihave = 188;

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so what do i have to do?

sorry i did not see the code.:o :o

i think try deleting the #define and then set

int ihave = 188;

C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\ccvQF7fb.o(.text+0x94):pengar.cpp: undefined reference to `GetStockObject@4'

I,ve got that error now.

The Compiler doesnt show any errors but after compiling a window pops-up with the text above in it.

where the smiley is its supposed to be : and then a p.

Also, I can't really understand what you're trying to say, but Try this:

Code:

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ihave -= lost;
ihave += money;

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Quote:

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Originally posted by erikcn
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\ccvQF7fb.o(.text+0x94):pengar.cpp: undefined reference to `GetStockObject@4'

I,ve got that error now.

The Compiler doesnt show any errors but after compiling a window pops-up with the text above in it.

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Hmmm, I have no idea what that error is. I just tried to compile your program, and it runs fine for me. I deleted the #define, set int ihave = 188;, and then switched the other 2 lines around.

Already have that code in the file.

what compiler do you use.

What compiler are you using? I use Visual C++ 6.0

Bloodshed Dev C++. how about you?

Maybe it's a problem with your compiler? I don't know, this seems like pretty basic C++ so I would assume it shouldn't have any problems with the code. Here is exactly what I put into my compiler.

Code:

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#include <iostream.h>


int main ()
{
int money;



int ihave = 188;

int lost;

cout << "Hur mycket pengar har du tjänat den här månaden?" << endl;

cin>>money;

cout << "Hur mycket pengar har du förlorat den här månaden?" << endl;

cin>>lost;

ihave -= lost;
ihave += money;

cout << "Så här mycket pengar har du nu!" << endl;

cout << ihave << endl;


return 0;
}

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I'll try the borland free compiler.

Quote:

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Originally posted by erikcn
I'll try the borland free compiler.

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Hehe, let me know how it turns out. I'm curious why it's not working for you.

DEVC++ owns you up so bad. Borland sucks.

;)

Then why can he compile a program with his compiler.
Same code no errors at all.
Is that why it owns?