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- From: jon@monitron.demon.co.uk (Jon Shadforth)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Borland C++ 4.52 novice question
- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 1996 22:33:01 GMT
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- In article <4geoar$fit@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, pfrank3465@aol.com says...
- >
- >I'm a novice programmer using Borland C++ 4.52.
- >Sometimes I get the error message "unable to open stdio.h file" or
- > another header file. It only happens sometimes and I haven't been
- > able to pinpoint what is going on when I get the error.
- >If anyone could help please e-mail me. Thank you.
- > --Pete
-
- Perhaps one or more of the following could be the cause of your angst...
-
- Incorrect path names in the project/target/node options - look in the
- directories settings for the appropriate target. Common mistake seen here is
- installing Borland 4.Xx in a directory other than the default.
-
- Using quotes around the header name instead of angle brackets may prevent
- Borland from search the named paths in the 'include paths' option of the
- target.
-
- Note: quick way to find out where Borland is looking for your file is to
- place the [text] cursor over the header file name, bring up the speed menu
- (right mouse click or Alt-F10), and select Open source. If this takes you to
- the named header file... then I don't know - sorry!
-
- Have fun :-)
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