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random.h; random.cpp

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MosesAP

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Nov 2, 2001
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I downloaded a random.h and random.cpp includes for Microsoft C++ 6.0, I was wondering how to use these includes and where do i put them to make sure they work. I put them in my include folder. The error i get when using the <random.h> is:

fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'random.h': No such file or directory.

what can i do?
 
There is a distinct difference between the two lines:
Code:
#include <random.h>
#include &quot;random.h&quot;
The first line looks through your STANDARD include directories provided by your compiler. The second looks in your Project directory. Of course, you can always specify the path if you like.
 
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