Re: Progres with C++
- Posted by jan.hancic at email.si
May 04, 2001
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Hi Travis
You are right I will post my C++ meseges to the C++ forum now.
I will not include my card (it is soposted to be wiewed with OE).
Thanks for your help.
Lep Pozdrav
Jan (SoftBoot team)
jan.hancic at email.si
janovina at email.si
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Travis Beaty=20
To: EUforum=20
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 10:07 PM
Subject: Re: Progres with C++
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Howdy, Jan!
> 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
>
> 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
>
> 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++
As far as your include files (*.h), it can get pretty complex. =
Basically, you do it two=20
different ways.
First, like this ...
#include <iostream.h>
If you do this, then the compiler needs to know where your stash of =
include files are located. =20
That should have been done when the compiler was installed. If not, =
you'll need to look at the=20
compiler documentation and pass the location to the compiler using =
command line switches. (I use=20
Borland C++ 5.02, which is a little different from Builder.
Or, you can do this:
#include "Janprog.h"
If you do this, it will look for the header in the same directory as =
the *.cpp source file.
Finally, I *think* if you use <iostreams.h>, then all the declarations =
in iostreams are placed in=20
the global namespace. If you type <iostreams>, then you would access =
its functions using the C++=20
line=20
using namespace std;
but I'm not 100% sure on that.
This is not a gripe, Jan, but remember that this is a Euphoria mailing =
list. The Borland=20
community has quite a few mailing list for C++ questions ... I've used =
them myself. Go to=20
community.borland.com, then select the C++ department.
One other thing. Please consider not sending your vCard in your =
messages. (Had to look up the=20
extension to figure out what it is.) There is something wrong with =
them, and it keeps setting=20
off a warning in my browser (Opera5). The more security minded among =
us may delete your email=20
without a second thought.
Smile!
-- Travis --
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 size=3D2>Hi Travis</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 size=3D2>You are right I will =
post my C++=20
meseges to the C++ forum now.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 size=3D2>I will not include my =
card (it is=20
soposted to be wiewed with OE).</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 size=3D2>Thanks for your =
help.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial color=3D#ff0000 size=3D2></FONT> </DIV>
<DIV><FONT color=3D#ff0000>Lep Pozdrav<BR>Jan (SoftBoot =
team)<BR></FONT><A=20
href=3D"mailto:jan.hancic at email.si">jan.hancic at email.si</A><BR><A=20
href=3D"mailto:janovina at email.si">janovina at email.si</A></DIV>
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<DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Thursday, May 03, 2001 =
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<DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: Progres with =
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have found out that the compiler has to be<BR>> in the =
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directory as *.cpp file or *.cpp file has to be in the =
bin<BR>> =20
directory.OK so far so good. But now there is a problem: where do the=20
*.h<BR>><BR>> file shas to be? They shoud be in the =
include=20
directory like in Eu (well<BR>> they are :) but when I =
tipe=20
bcc32 vector.cpp (it is in examples directory)<BR>> it =
says=20
that he can't open some librarys. I know that in C++ librarys=20
are<BR>> named file.h then I have looked the code and =
noticed=20
that the #include<BR>><BR>> file is without .h I =
have added=20
this and still no luck. What am I missing?<BR>> Please =
help, I=20
know there are a lot of you using Borland C++<BR><BR>As far as your =
include=20
files (*.h), it can get pretty complex. Basically, you do it two =
<BR>different ways.<BR><BR>First, like this ...<BR><BR>#include=20
<iostream.h><BR><BR>If you do this, then the compiler needs to =
know=20
where your stash of include files are located. <BR>That should =
have been=20
done when the compiler was installed. If not, you'll need to =
look at the=20
<BR>compiler documentation and pass the location to the compiler using =
command=20
line switches. (I use <BR>Borland C++ 5.02, which is a little =
different=20
from Builder.<BR><BR>Or, you can do this:<BR>#include =
"Janprog.h"<BR><BR>If=20
you do this, it will look for the header in the same directory as the =
*.cpp=20
source file.<BR><BR>Finally, I *think* if you use <iostreams.h>, =
then=20
all the declarations in iostreams are placed in <BR>the global=20
namespace. If you type <iostreams>, then you would access =
its=20
functions using the C++ <BR>line <BR><BR>using namespace =
std;<BR><BR>but I'm=20
not 100% sure on that.<BR><BR>This is not a gripe, Jan, but remember =
that this=20
is a Euphoria mailing list. The Borland <BR>community has quite =
a few=20
mailing list for C++ questions ... I've used them myself. Go to=20
<BR>community.borland.com, then select the C++ department.<BR><BR>One =
other=20
thing. Please consider not sending your vCard in your =
messages. =20
(Had to look up the <BR>extension to figure out what it is.) =
There is=20
something wrong with them, and it keeps setting <BR>off a warning in =
my=20
browser (Opera5). The more security minded among us may delete =
your=20
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