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From: | "Joe Toth" <jtoth AT megsinet DOT net> |
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Subject: | Re: More Dumb Newbie Questions |
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Date: | Wed, 24 May 2000 12:23:56 -0500 |
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"Ghostwheel" <ghostwheel AT nospam DOT home DOT com> wrote in message news:bRSW4.31385$S31 DOT 606817 AT newsread2 DOT prod DOT itd DOT earthlink DOT net... > I have included iostream.h (assuming that is the header file you were > referring to) in the program. I am trying to do a simple cout command. Do I > not need the iostream.h? In the source code you would have a line '#include <iostream.h>', yes. But, RhIDE uses a list of files it keeps for generating the makefiles, etc. I can't get RhIDE running under NT for some reason, and my Win 98 machine is at home. So, I can't say with absolute certainty which menu bar/selection will display the list of files it considers the parts of the project, and it is in this list that you may have to delete the entry to the header file. If I recall, after opening your project, select 'Window' then ''Project', you should get a list of files and you should delete any header (*.h) files. Hope this helps. Joe Toth
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