Saturday, May 22, 2010

With Visual C++...?

#include%26lt;AUDIOENG.h%26gt;





Under header files, I have:


AUDIOENG.h





When I build the file, I get the error C1083, or:


Can't open AUDIOENG.h because no file exists.





Huh? Help please?





The header isn't blank, it's worked before, and the spelling is correct.

With Visual C++...?
Add the path of your header file to the "include directories" list. Preferably as a relative path from the project dir.
Reply:If you have the file in the local directory, use quotes (") instead of brackets (%26lt;%26gt;). This will tell the compiler to look in the local directory instead.
Reply:verify that your include directory settings point to the location of that file.


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