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Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
Hi,
I've just started using Bloodshed's Dev C++ but the compiler cannot find sstream when i type include <sstream> I've included <string> just above it. Thank you very much, Matt I |
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
I have version 4.9.9.2 and it did not have that problem. Use Windows Explorer and see if sstring actually exists in the compiler's include directory, it may have been accidentally deleted.
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
No, I can't find it anywhere. Does that mean a reinstall or is there anywhere I can get the one file from?
Again, thank you very much, Matt. I |
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
You should have found it here: D:\Dev-Cpp\include\c++\3.4.2. If that file is missing there there is no telling what all else is missing too. My suggestion is to uninstalled first and install it again.
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
lol i don't even have a \c++ folder let alone a 3.4.2 folder. All I have in my include folder is G++, Gl, ObjC and Sys and a few header files
![]() So you reckon I should reinstall...... I take it I need to back up all my projects first? |
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
>>i don't even have a \c++ folder let alone a 3.4.2 folder
Maybe its just my version of the compiler ??? but I doubt it. >> I take it I need to back up all my projects first? Absolutely! Unless of course you like recoding them all if (and when) they get trashed. You should be doing that regularly anyway. |
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
Yes I take your point there. On the subject of backing up your data you may find this rather amusing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mal6XbN5cEg And thanks again for your help! |
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
Tnanks for posting that. He's no American Idle but better singer then most (and me).
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
And definitely me. No problem!
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Re: Stringstream in Bloodshed Dev C++
I've resintalled but still do not have that directory! What the heck is wrong with it?!?!?!?!?!?
I am using version 4. |
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