With C++, I can have one class definition in a header file, and have a multiple implementation files by including the header file.
I keep having issues with including basic headers such as cmath. It is most prevalent when using example projects.
I have programmed a bit of C++ back about 14 years ago. I got acquainted to new technologies such as .NET with which I work mostly work with.
I\'m trying to use a non-standard header file (http://ndevilla.free.fr/gnuplot). Its used in lots of codes in various different places on my computer.Currently I have to put the header file and the ob
I am using Dev-C++ on windows vista. I have 3 files located in the same directory. They are: - math_functions.h
Let\'s say I have a header file called inclusions.h that has all the #include <...>s for my project.inclusions.h includes another header file called settings.h, where vario开发者_C百科us constan
The errors are appearing only with file streams After removing vector.h file, the program runs properly
This is a c++ function header file. It gives loads of random errors. I know it will be obvious, but I have never made only header file with no class before. It has no linking cpp file.
I\'m trying to learn about strings, but different sources tell my to include different headers. Some say to use <string.h>, but others mention \"apstring.h\".I was able to do some basic stuff w
Most of the time in C programming it seems that there will be one header file (.h) per code file (.c), for the function prototypes at 开发者_如何学Goleast.
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