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Custom header file error
Pete, A header file is a directory to where some information for a program is stored, for examle #include(iostream)is the header file for the input/output stream of your program.You can't use cout and cin without this header file included in your program, because it would not work. A custom... -
Custom header file error
I created my own header file for a program, but it keeps giving me an error that there is no such directory. Any suggestions on how to make my custom header file work? If you need a copy of my project to find the error, I am willing to post it in order to get a solution to my problem. Thanks... -
Linker error in Microsoft C++
Robertd, Guess what! I got it to work. I just trashed the old workspace and created a new one and it worked fine. Thanks for your help though! I really appreciate it. :) EM -
Linker error in Microsoft C++
Robertd, Thanks for replying. My compiler only supports WIN 32 so I am unable to change to a WIN 16. Do you have any other suggestions as to how I can fix this error? EM -
Linker error in Microsoft C++
Does anyone know why I'm getting this error when linking this program. It compiles OK, just fails when linking: error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _WinMain@16 Here's the program I'm working on: //A simple game of guess the number #include <iostream> using std::cout; using std::cin...
