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tut 1 problem -- anyone? help?
Author
please give me a hint here as to why it''s not working -- the error is :
amh1.cpp
d:\microsoft visual studio\msdev98\myprojects\amh1\amh1.cpp(400) : fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive
Error executing cl.exe.
amh1.exe - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
i think everything is linked fine, so i have no idea where this error is coming from. thanks!
aron
Simple.
What you probably did originally when you created the project was selected ''Simple Project'', which sets stdafx.h as a precompiled header.
These headers are completely useless IMHO, so you''ve probably deleted them - problem is that the compiler is still looking for them. Go to Project->Settings and on one of the tags is a section for precompiled headers. Make sure it says, ''Automatic use of precompiled headers'' - this should fix it.
If that doesn''t solve the problem, or if you get a strange warning, just go Build->Clean and then recompile fresh.
Make sure the Project->Settings are both Win32 Debug and Release versions so that you don''t have problems if you change.
Ok?
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Smidge
smidge@smidge-tech.co.uk
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What you probably did originally when you created the project was selected ''Simple Project'', which sets stdafx.h as a precompiled header.
These headers are completely useless IMHO, so you''ve probably deleted them - problem is that the compiler is still looking for them. Go to Project->Settings and on one of the tags is a section for precompiled headers. Make sure it says, ''Automatic use of precompiled headers'' - this should fix it.
If that doesn''t solve the problem, or if you get a strange warning, just go Build->Clean and then recompile fresh.
Make sure the Project->Settings are both Win32 Debug and Release versions so that you don''t have problems if you change.
Ok?
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Smidge
smidge@smidge-tech.co.uk
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Author
smidge -- i don''t see that setting anywhere under the tabs in settings! am i blind?
ryerider: Bad habbit to double post a message within some hours because you didn''t get a reply...
smidge_tech: Precompiled headers have their uses. It might not be apparent on small projects or fast machines, but in my case, I fiond them very useful. You include all the includes you don''t have to change (windows.h, string.h, etc.) and compilation is done much faster... It depends on the case.
EL
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"Inash neteia haeg joa kavari quilm..." SD4
smidge_tech: Precompiled headers have their uses. It might not be apparent on small projects or fast machines, but in my case, I fiond them very useful. You include all the includes you don''t have to change (windows.h, string.h, etc.) and compilation is done much faster... It depends on the case.
EL
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"Inash neteia haeg joa kavari quilm..." SD4
Ryerider:
I think the setting is under the tab ''C++'', and then search through the combo box until you find the precompiled headers bit appear - it''s definitely there!
Demon Lord:
Indeed they have their uses, that''s why I leave it on ''Automatic use'' - i meant that most of the time there is no point in using custom headers, since it often means you have to structure your program around them.
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Smidge
smidge@smidge-tech.co.uk
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I think the setting is under the tab ''C++'', and then search through the combo box until you find the precompiled headers bit appear - it''s definitely there!
Demon Lord:
Indeed they have their uses, that''s why I leave it on ''Automatic use'' - i meant that most of the time there is no point in using custom headers, since it often means you have to structure your program around them.
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Smidge
smidge@smidge-tech.co.uk
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