From: "David List" <davidlist AT get2net DOT dk>
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Subject: Where is <limits>?
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 20:39:54 +0200
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Iīm learning from Ivor Hortonīs "Beginning C++" and using djgpp with RHIDE. When I try out Mr. Hortonīs 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. Hortonīs 'Program 3.3':

#include <iostream>
#include <limits>
using namespace std;

int main()
 {
  cout << "The data type char ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<char>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<char>::max()
       << endl;
  cout << "The data type short ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<short>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<short>::max()
       << endl;
  cout << "The data type int ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<int>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<int>::max()
       << endl;
 cout << "The data type long ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<long>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<long>::max()
       << endl;
 cout << "The data type float ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<float>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<float>::max()
       << endl;
 cout << "The data type double ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<double>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<double>::max()
       << endl;
 cout << "The data type long double ranges from"
       << numeric_limits<long double>::min()
       << " to "
       << numeric_limits<long double>::max()
       << endl;

 return 0;
}

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Med venlig hilsen/Best regards
David List