I have uninstalled and reinstalled Microsoft Visual about 3 times. I am unable to link or locate the folder #include. This is preventing me from utilizing Visual because it keeps giving me errors and doesn't let me execute the program. I have researched online for various solutions and have re-downloaded the update packs from the Microsoft website. If I can't resolve this problem can I use commands such as Console.Writeline instead of printf?
Dani
Jump to PostI am unable to link or locate the folder #include.
#include isn't a folder. It's an instruction to the pre-processor to find the file you specify right after #include and copy it in. There is no folder named "#include"
If I can't resolve this problem can I …
I am unable to link or locate the folder #include.
#include isn't a folder. It's an instruction to the pre-processor to find the file you specify right after #include and copy it in. There is no folder named "#include"
If I can't resolve this problem can I use commands such as Console.Writeline instead of printf?
That looks like a completely different programming language. Something involving .NET, I expect.
You can find Console.Writeline in a C# console application code.
I suspect this is not a problem related to Visual C++ but about your code. Please provide the code and the error messages that you get.
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