I've been posting somewhat more frequently again today, but this time I have a different question altogether.
I've been working on trying to use the #include "header.h" functions again today, to see if I could get things working with some class header information.
I made a simple test run that works when I compile everything in Dev-C++, but not at all in MVC++EE2008.
All I did was:
1. Made a header file for functions like add(int a, int b) and subtract(int a, int b).
2. Made the cpp file containing the function's definitions.
3. Made a main file that made use of those functions.
4. Compiled it all up, and it ran well.
This of course was in Dev-C++.
When I try to do something like this with MVC++EE2008, I get an error saying that the boot log cannot be found or something.
It's really quite annoying because I want to be able to use MVC++EE2008 but it just isn't working out for me.
Also, when I try to open a CPP file from say my desktop (something pre-written) the ability to debug "grays out".
On top of that, I'm not sure if there should be one or not but, I can't seem to use a "compile" action (like CTRL + Shift + f7).
Am I supposed to put headers in the header folder on a project in MVC++EE2008 and CPP function definitions in the resources folder, and main in sources?
Would that not dissolve the usefulness of having your function definitions in separate files where they cannot be seen or accessed?
Could someone give me a pointer here on how this IDE is supposed to work, if I might be better using something like Code::Blocks, or what?
I've been working on all this all day to no avail, so I'm really open to just about any valid support.
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Ryuurei
Hi everyone.
I've been posting somewhat more frequently again today, but this time I have a different question altogether.
I've been working on trying to use the #include "header.h" functions again today, to see if I could get things working with some class header information.
I made a simple test run that works when I compile everything in Dev-C++, but not at all in MVC++EE2008.
All I did was:
1. Made a header file for functions like add(int a, int b) and subtract(int a, int b).
2. Made the cpp file containing the function's definitions.
3. Made a main file that made use of those functions.
4. Compiled it all up, and it ran well.
This of course was in Dev-C++.
When I try to do something like this with MVC++EE2008, I get an error saying that the boot log cannot be found or something.
It's really quite annoying because I want to be able to use MVC++EE2008 but it just isn't working out for me.
Also, when I try to open a CPP file from say my desktop (something pre-written) the ability to debug "grays out".
On top of that, I'm not sure if there should be one or not but, I can't seem to use a "compile" action (like CTRL + Shift + f7).
Am I supposed to put headers in the header folder on a project in MVC++EE2008 and CPP function definitions in the resources folder, and main in sources?
Would that not dissolve the usefulness of having your function definitions in separate files where they cannot be seen or accessed?
Could someone give me a pointer here on how this IDE is supposed to work, if I might be better using something like Code::Blocks, or what?
I've been working on all this all day to no avail, so I'm really open to just about any valid support.
Thanks.
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