aboute <iostream>, VC 2005 doesn't see thet header file

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aboute <iostream>, VC 2005 doesn't see thet header file

I have Installed VC 2005, and when I write some little Programm, the compilator doesn's see the header file (iostream), It have just one header file "stdafx.h" in the project's folder, whot can I do, Pleas explane me... (maxo72@mail.ru)

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aboute <iostream>, VC 2005 doesn't see thet header file

  • Eurolink

    No commun; the topic is the relation betn VC 2005 & iostream librery

  • Serena3838

    You are right. iostream.h is the old form (AFAIK last supported in VC6). But I don't understand your comment. What has this comment to do with my answer Precompiled headers are someting different and have nothing to do with those STL headers.

  • mahmoodilyas

    Standard projects in VC++ use precompiled headers. This allows a speedup in compilation for large projects. The trick is that everything up to specific header file (usualy stdafx.h) is precompiled. This causes that all other includes before stdafx.h are ignored.

  • Dean Ryan

    Can I get moe detail about  your solution  please

  • LTrue

    thanks for the usefull information, i think that VC++ 2005 dont work with iostream.h header ,but use The io.h file !!!.

  • swarmt

    Please specify exact details. What is in your file. What error are you getting.

    Make sure you have the #include for <iostream> _AFTER_ the include for stdafx.h.

    Ronald Laeremans
    Visual C++ team

  • Sean Buck

    I'm very glad thet you've ansverd me, Mr. Ronald Laeremans.

    It's OK, I hade to change some sets in the source file properties.
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