help needed

[solitude_spark]

dis is a simple c program.. but while using it in borland c++ 4.5 ,, declaration syntax error is being displayed at file1.h ..why so?

file1.h

#define USD 1

file2.h

#define UKP 1

file3

#include<stdio.h>
	#include <file1.h>


	#ifdef USD
	#define curr 46
	#endif

	#ifdef UKP
	#define curr 100
	#endif
	void main()
	{
	  int rs;
	  rs=10*curr;
	  printf ("%d",rs);

	}

[gerard4143]

I tried this and it worked:

file1.h

#define USD 1

file2.h

#define UKP 1

file3.c

#include<stdio.h>
#include "file1.h"
/*#include "file2.h"*/


#ifdef USD
	#define curr 46
#endif

/*#ifdef UKP
	#define curr 100
#endif*/
int main()
{
	int rs;
	rs = 10 * curr;
	printf ( "ans->%d\n", rs);
	return 0;
}

program output:
ans->460

[WaltP]

gerard, please don't fix people's code for them with no explanation. They learn nothing.

solitude_spark, the problem is you specified #include <file1.h> . The <brackets> tell the compiler to look in the compiler and system directories but not in the current directory. To search in the current dir use "double quotes" #include "file1.h" .

[solitude_spark]

it still didnt wrk......

[WaltP]

Too bad. What are you going to do about it.

[solitude_spark]

Too bad. What are you going to do about it.

probably bang my head against a wall ....... or wud better try to reinstall borland on my pc.. which 1 is a better idea sir?hehehe

[Nick Evan]

probably bang my head against a wall ....... or wud better try to reinstall borland on my pc.. which 1 is a better idea sir?hehehe

How about posting your current code, so we can have a look at it?

[solitude_spark]

How about posting your current code, so we can have a look at it?

the code is still d same sir........

[Nick Evan]

the code is still d same sir........

So how do you figure it's going to work when you don't change it? We gave you plenty tips to fix it.