Did you copy paste the code I put in my previous post? Did it give the same error? Pipe the error thru a text file, (if you are using a command line compiler that is) by typing "compilecommand <file> > error.txt" and copy paste that into the forum.
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Did you copy paste the code I put in my previous post? Did it give the same error? Pipe the error thru a text file, (if you are using a command line compiler that is) by typing "compilecommand <file> > error.txt" and copy paste that into the forum.
admin please delete this post....:) Thanks
if it is c not cpp then why does the error state
c:\program files\microsoft visual studio\teststido\teststido.cpp
??
and cheeseball's ver worked on my (gcc) compiler..
This one too...sorry for the triple post...:p
last resort: reinstall the compiler.
it seems that the compiler only includes C++ libraries, or it could be it was accidently(sp?) deleted or mangled. try inserting the disk, finding <stdio.h>, and then replacing the old one with it (or something like that).
it says "testsdio", I wonder why it isn't "teststdio"? and if it was a c header file, it should be .c like you said. maybe something else is trying to take it's place or the compiler has an error causing it to reference the wrong one.
are u using visual c++ or something?
try borland or even better (in my taste) gcc
Sorry I posted my reply 3 times, apparently we had some network trouble on this side, or the site on that side decided to die with 5 people submitting a post on the same thread at the sametime...:)
well insteed of reinstalling, I did a system restore to 2 days ago, and it works now just peachy ^ ^. Don't know why what happened did, but hope it wont agian.
thanks eveyone for the help
-Radiator52