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Haha, Newbie question here! Ok, no matter what compiler i use, i can never find a compiler that will build/compile/run a single file like the one I have used in my school.
i got Code::Blocks to compile my test file
the code is short:
// Test file
can anyone please help me? the book I have starts off with single file programs and this is a major mountain that I keep stopping at whenever I start to read this book.
Thank You
i got Code::Blocks to compile my test file
the code is short:
// Test file
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can anyone please help me? the book I have starts off with single file programs and this is a major mountain that I keep stopping at whenever I start to read this book.
Thank You
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it should read:
cout << "yarg!" << endl; instead. "Hey ass, don't hijack my thread. This is serious." -JoshSCH
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And you're likely experiencing problems with the std:: namespace. Try prefixing
Or, if you don't like doing that, just add
after you include <iostream>.
cout and endl with std::.Or, if you don't like doing that, just add
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// Test file
No errors, yet the run, build, and other buttons of that sort are grayed and unusable.
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You probably failed to create a new project. Select menu item File --> New Project, then select the Console Project icon then fill in the rest of the information. After that those buttons and menu items will be enabled.
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It should be endl, not end1.
Also, you forgot to put a # symbol before 'include'. It should read:
Also, you forgot to put a # symbol before 'include'. It should read:
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Ok, now it works, i just started a new project, didnt even have to include the test file in it, but anyways thank you guys
also, how do you put the code in the special formated text thing on this forum?
also, how do you put the code in the special formated text thing on this forum?
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Use code tags. You can use [code] (code goes here) [/code] for any language, or for language-specific highlighting, you can do [code=language] (for example, [code=c++]) and of course [/code].
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