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Re: Progres with C++

• Posted by jjnick at cvn.com May 04, 2001
• 454 views

Can't you also qualify the header files with paths?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Travis Beaty" <travisbeaty at arn.net>
To: "EUforum" <EUforum at topica.com>
Subject: Re: Progres with C++


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> Howdy, Jan!
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> >   I have finaly discoverd what am I supost to do so I can run my *.cpp
files
> >   with Borland C++ 5.5 builder. I have found out that the compiler has
to be
> >   in the same directory as *.cpp file or *.cpp file has to be in the bin
> >   directory.OK so far so good. But now there is a problem: where do the
*.h
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> >   file shas to be? They shoud be in the include directory like in Eu
(well
> >   they are :) but when I tipe bcc32 vector.cpp (it is in examples
directory)
> >   it says that he can't open some librarys. I know that in C++ librarys
are
> >   named file.h then I have looked the code and noticed that the #include
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> >   file is without .h I have added this and still no luck. What am I
missing?
> >   Please help, I know there are a lot of you using Borland C++
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> As far as your include files (*.h), it can get pretty complex.  Basically,
you do it two
> different ways.
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> First, like this ...
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> #include <iostream.h>
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> If you do this, then the compiler needs to know where your stash of
include files are located.
> That should have been done when the compiler was installed.  If not,
you'll need to look at the
> compiler documentation and pass the location to the compiler using command
line switches.  (I use
> Borland C++ 5.02, which is a little different from Builder.
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> Or, you can do this:
> #include "Janprog.h"
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> If you do this, it will look for the header in the same directory as the
*.cpp source file.
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> Finally, I *think* if you use <iostreams.h>, then all the declarations in
iostreams are placed in
> the global namespace.  If you type <iostreams>, then you would access its
functions using the C++
> line
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> using namespace std;
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> but I'm not 100% sure on that.
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> This is not a gripe, Jan, but remember that this is a Euphoria mailing
list.  The Borland
> community has quite a few mailing list for C++ questions ... I've used
them myself.  Go to
> community.borland.com, then select the C++ department.
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> One other thing.  Please consider not sending your vCard in your messages.
(Had to look up the
> extension to figure out what it is.)  There is something wrong with them,
and it keeps setting
> off a warning in my browser (Opera5).  The more security minded among us
may delete your email
> without a second thought.
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> Smile!
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> -- Travis --
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