Hi, I have VS .net 2002 (the year, I''m not so sure of).. And, I took this example from the help, and it can''t compile this: // iostream_cerr.cpp // compile with: /EHsc // By default, cerr and clog are the same as cout #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; void TestWide( ) { int i = 0; wcout << L"Enter a number: "; wcin >> i; wcerr << L"test for wcerr" << endl; wclog << L"test for wclog" << endl; } int main( ) { int i = 0; cout << "Enter a number: "; cin >> i; cerr << "test for cerr" << endl; clog << "test for clog" << endl; TestWide( ); } Took is right out from the help!!! This is the error: fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive What''s with this?? I know I copied the whole example EXACTLY! Oh, and sometimes when I put a "using namespace std;" with the headers, I get -- "std is not a namespace" thing.. What''s with this?? Is there something I have to configure.. PS: Just to remind you, I have Visual C++ .net... Battleguard Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...

I''m looking, can''t find it, I''ll keep looking... BUT I found that if I add this:

#include <stdafx.h>

before the iostream inclusion everything works out...

Battleguard


Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...

Nope, I can''t find an option to turn off the precompiled headers...

Battleguard


Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...

Nope, there isn't a settings under the project menu lol..

For now, I'm just goin with adding the stdafx.h... Can someone tell me what is the use of precompiled headers?? Do I need them when making programs that context re-learning the stuff from like the types of variables.. (ya, I'm doin dat HEHE)??

BattleGuard


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[edited by - battleguard on December 13, 2003 1:22:23 AM]

Found it!!!! In the class tab in the Solution Explorer, go to properties... There in C/C++ the precompiled headers suboutlining, then just choose no.. for those who don''t know, I thought I might show off... LOL

Thanx guys..

Battleguard


Only questions raise questions. Questions are raised by people, by curiousity, the gift of nature to all human beings. And curiosity is satisfied by answers, which in turn raise questions, which lead to answers. And this curiosity is what keeps SCIENCE alive...