I got it partly working now by restarting the compiler.
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
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Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
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PS2
Back to square one after restarting again, give me the error when I HAVE the string declared
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#4Conny14156
Posted 05 January 2013 - 07:13 PM
I got it partly working now by restarting the compiler.
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
#3Conny14156
Posted 05 January 2013 - 07:13 PM
I got it partly working now by restarting the compiler.
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
#2Conny14156
Posted 05 January 2013 - 07:12 PM
I got it partly working now by restarting the compiler.
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time
Edited
PS
Now xnamath give's me the error if I don't have the string declared o.o
#1Conny14156
Posted 05 January 2013 - 07:07 PM
I got it working now by trying to rebuild the whole program.
But am still very confuse why xnamath gave me access violation (and still give) if I try to change the string o.o? if I don't rebuild it, even tho neither headers /cpp have anything to do with each other.
I should had tried to rebuild it before I posted here >.< sorry for wasting the time