I am very new to C++. I have noticed that when I try to run a new project
using a Console Application, my <iostream> causes the comiler to go
nuts. I get 174 errors according to the Compile Log. I am trying to do the C++
for dummies book (go ahead and laugh) and because I need <iostream> to
work, I cant continue in the book past chapter 1. I am running a 64-bit system
AMD Turion x 2 processor, if this helps. I've been trying to work this issue
for several days with no success. Thanks for any help people can provide. I
looked at several postings that might have addressed this issue, but it looks
like they were either way over my head, or not the right one, so I apologize
if this is a re-post. Much appreciated.
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Telling us the number of errors really doesn't help much. It would help if you
provided the Basic 3, which are:
(1) What version of Dev are you using, with what OS. In one of the Dummies
books, the included version 4.9.7.0, which was VERY buggy.
(2) A simple example program that shows the effect you are seeing. Please post
the program, and avoid the "It happens on every program I try"
answer.
(3) Your compile log, it is on the tab labled "Compile Log", not
"Compiler", and you can copy it by highlighting the text and hitting
the right mouse button. If you have a ton of errors, copy from the start
through tthe first 5 or so errors.
This list is nearly dead by the way, you may want to post to the Bloodshed
softwarte list for faster results.
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I cant continue in the book past chapter 1. I am running a 64-bit system AMD
Turion x 2 processor, if this helps. I've been trying to work this issue for
several days with no success. Thanks for any help people can provide. I looked
at several postings that might have addressed this issue, but it looks like
they were either way over my head, or not the right one, so I apologize if
this is a re-post.
pl send a message, i can appreciated
I am very new to C++. I have noticed that when I try to run a new project
using a Console Application, my <iostream> causes the comiler to go
nuts. I get 174 errors according to the Compile Log. I am trying to do the C++
for dummies book (go ahead and laugh) and because I need <iostream> to
work, I cant continue in the book past chapter 1. I am running a 64-bit system
AMD Turion x 2 processor, if this helps. I've been trying to work this issue
for several days with no success. Thanks for any help people can provide. I
looked at several postings that might have addressed this issue, but it looks
like they were either way over my head, or not the right one, so I apologize
if this is a re-post. Much appreciated.
Telling us the number of errors really doesn't help much. It would help if you
provided the Basic 3, which are:
(1) What version of Dev are you using, with what OS. In one of the Dummies
books, the included version 4.9.7.0, which was VERY buggy.
(2) A simple example program that shows the effect you are seeing. Please post
the program, and avoid the "It happens on every program I try"
answer.
(3) Your compile log, it is on the tab labled "Compile Log", not
"Compiler", and you can copy it by highlighting the text and hitting
the right mouse button. If you have a ton of errors, copy from the start
through tthe first 5 or so errors.
This list is nearly dead by the way, you may want to post to the Bloodshed
softwarte list for faster results.
hi,
I cant continue in the book past chapter 1. I am running a 64-bit system AMD
Turion x 2 processor, if this helps. I've been trying to work this issue for
several days with no success. Thanks for any help people can provide. I looked
at several postings that might have addressed this issue, but it looks like
they were either way over my head, or not the right one, so I apologize if
this is a re-post.
pl send a message, i can appreciated
thank in advance
regards,
phe9oxis,
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