ap libraries

ap libraries

• Johansec

  Hi: The AP classes are completely separate from Visual C++: though they should work with Visual C++.
  
  Here is a link to the AP FAQ which includes a description of how to download the classes.
  
  http://www.skylit.com/faqs/
  
  

• Wyrm

  This was helpful in as much as I now have the apstring files needed. However, I am running into another problem when attempting to use them. The apstring references the old iostream.h file in the code. How can I get this to work, any ideas

   Let me rephrase this, and perhaps explain a bit better. I am using Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition Version 8.0.50727.42. I got this for academic use for me at home to do my homework for my programming classes. However, I'm running into the problem with apstring. I need to be able to use apstring in my code, but the apstring files are not included in this version. I downloaded the files from the link listed in one of the above posts. I'm not sure where they are supposed to go and the apstring files reference iostream.h, which I believe, if I read the posts correctly, is no longer using the .h extension. Can someone please help me with this I cannot do my homework here at home until I get this straightened out.

   

  
  

• MattO2

  Excuse me if I have limited knowledge about the issue but what are the ap Libraries
  
  Thanks,
    Ayman Shoukry
    VC++ Team
  
  

• spth

  When i went to the website it led me to some college board website. when i was there, i could't find the download for the libraries.
  

• DustinFlegel

  Now that I have installed the libraries how do I make them work with the compiler
  

• hemant babaria

  With the Express edition I right click on my project, select Properties, I then select C++.General and then add the directories to the Additional Include Directories which is the top element on the property sheet. For the linker I select Linker.General and add the directory to Addition Library Directories.
  
  

• jking

  Here's another site that appears to have an easier download process:
  
  http://www.studio-ide.com/downloads/APInstall.html
  
  

• NeoHippo

  I presume that there are onr or more header files in a specific directory, say C:\AP\include, you need to add this path to the set of include directories that are searched by the compiler. There may also be some library files, say in C:\AP\lib, you need to add this directory to the set of directories searched by the linker.
  
  The all you need to do is add the appropriate #include directive to your source file. For example:
  
  #include <apstring.h>
  
  

• Gurdeep

  How do I set the path
  
  

• HungSolo

  They are apvector.h, apstring.h, and apmatrix.h and maybe some other ones.
  
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