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| Thread ID: 55759 | 2005-03-19 01:53:00 | C++ Problem | Dannz (1668) | Press F1 |
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| 335571 | 2005-03-21 13:27:00 | I assume you're using VC++, if not then whatever compiler you are using, I don't think you're linking to the lib (library) directory, it didn't complain about the header files, so those could be assumed correct, it could also be a compiler problem. "stdafx.h" as far as I know, it usually something VC++ would include by default, and doesn't mean it's including any header information other than what you put in it. So, we can't assume anything here, it's a header that you maintain yourself, not part of the STL. thewhiz, if you could post the link to where you downloaded it from, I maybe able to create a program that would run on Linux/Windows, portable code. Although if it's GUI-fied, I think I won't bother, since depending on the toolkit I use, it would be required that you have that same toolkit installed as well, just to compile it. It's not impossible, just time consuming. KK |
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