From:	endh1b AT yahoo DOT com (Petronius Arbiter)
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Subject:	Re: Where is <limits>?
Date:	Tue, 18 May 1999 19:08:22 GMT
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In article <5xi03.345$UW4 DOT 518 AT news DOT get2net DOT dk>, "David List" <davidlist AT get2net DOT dk> wrote:
>I=B4m learning from Ivor Horton=B4s "Beginning C++" and using djgpp with =
>RHIDE. When I try out Mr. Horton=B4s directions for getting the minimum =
>and maximum size of types, I get an error message telling me: Error: =
>limits: No such file or directory (ENOENI). Could someone please tell me =
>what the reason for this could be? Here is the code that gives me this =
>problem. It is almost the same as in Mr. Horton=B4s 'Program 3.3':
>
>#include <iostream>
>#include <limits>
>using namespace std;

It should be climits

John - N8086N 
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