One way around having to write that a lot is to put this in your code:
using namespace std;Note, however, that this method is only recommended for larger apps, because it takes up a few to many resources for something as simple as "Hello, world".
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I think the problem in your code is your using "cout" and "endl" w/o the "std::" prefix.
One way around having to write that a lot is to put this in your code:
Note, however, that this method is only recommended for larger apps, because it takes up a few to many resources for something as simple as "Hello, world".
One way around having to write that a lot is to put this in your code:
Note, however, that this method is only recommended for larger apps, because it takes up a few to many resources for something as simple as "Hello, world".
Quote:Original post by RavynousHunter
I think the problem in your code is your using "cout" and "endl" w/o the "std::" prefix.
One way around having to write that a lot is to put this in your code:
*** Source Snippet Removed ***
Note, however, that this method is only recommended for larger apps, because it takes up a few to many resources for something as simple as "Hello, world".
Say what?
If anything, a using declaration like that is ONLY recommended for very small projects. A using declaration doesn't use any resources of any kind whatsoever. It is a compile-time only thing.
The larger the project, the greater the chance of a name-clash, so the less you should be using global using declarations like that.
Also, while ommitting the std:: from cout etc may have prevented the OP's application from compiling, it is not very likely to have been the cause of a run-time crash.
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Okay it doesn't show that specific error anymore but now anytime i click anything (like exit compile, debug, new _____ etc.) it says Out of Memory....
More help please :)
More help please :)
Quote:Original post by EasilyConfusedQuote:Original post by RavynousHunter
I think the problem in your code is your using "cout" and "endl" w/o the "std::" prefix.
One way around having to write that a lot is to put this in your code:
*** Source Snippet Removed ***
Note, however, that this method is only recommended for larger apps, because it takes up a few to many resources for something as simple as "Hello, world".
Say what?
If anything, a using declaration like that is ONLY recommended for very small projects. A using declaration doesn't use any resources of any kind whatsoever. It is a compile-time only thing.
The larger the project, the greater the chance of a name-clash, so the less you should be using global using declarations like that.
Also, while ommitting the std:: from cout etc may have prevented the OP's application from compiling, it is not very likely to have been the cause of a run-time crash.
Of course, its is entierly possible that I got it backwards, I tend to do that sometimes.
Personally, I don't see a thing wrong with his program at all.
Quote:Original post by pissoffboi
Okay it doesn't show that specific error anymore but now anytime i click anything (like exit compile, debug, new _____ etc.) it says Out of Memory....
More help please :)
hmm how much ram do you have ?
how much free space do you have on your C drive ?
(could it be as simple as your computer running out of both physical and virtual memory ?)
I got the exact same error when I used Dev-CPP. I could never solve it. I now use Visual C++, and I love it! Visual C++ is a professional IDE also.
That is just what I suggest.
Chad.
That is just what I suggest.
Chad.
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