Hi!
I get an error message when trying to compile a small plain C program. The message is:
"unterminated string or character constant" for line 160. The code on the line 160 and around it looks OK to me. Anybody knows why is that?
I use Win 98SE.
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If we are to 'see' your problem, then open your mind and let us see. And for the non-ESP types, please post your source code. Also try to keep in mind a few other things:
1) Need *FULL* source
2) Need compile log (select and right-click to copy)
3) For full effect of 1 & 2 please tell us which Dev/Gcc versions you are using, including Winblows ver (which you did)
Curtis
P.S. After calling Professor Xavier and borrowing the use of Cerebro, I have determined that the best solution to your error message is for you to look for any unmatched " (quotes) single, or double, if they are there as part of your string use a \ infront of them.
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Hi!
I get an error message when trying to compile a small plain C program. The message is:
"unterminated string or character constant" for line 160. The code on the line 160 and around it looks OK to me. Anybody knows why is that?
I use Win 98SE.
Line 160 of what? Your code or that header? You want to try to define what you are asking a little better?
Post your code.
Post your compile log.
Wayne
I included streambuf.h in some test code here iwth no problems:
dev version 4.9.7.5
gcc - 3.2
Note, you also want to tell folks what version of Dev, what compiler you are running...do that with all problem reports...
Wayne
If we are to 'see' your problem, then open your mind and let us see. And for the non-ESP types, please post your source code. Also try to keep in mind a few other things:
1) Need *FULL* source
2) Need compile log (select and right-click to copy)
3) For full effect of 1 & 2 please tell us which Dev/Gcc versions you are using, including Winblows ver (which you did)
Curtis
P.S. After calling Professor Xavier and borrowing the use of Cerebro, I have determined that the best solution to your error message is for you to look for any unmatched " (quotes) single, or double, if they are there as part of your string use a \ infront of them.