Found the problem. Apparently, the GCC here does not support C++ yet (the 64bit version).
C compilation works fine. But the compiler cannot locate the iostream header file.
Just setting it up on Windows 7, using 64bit GCC. Configuration is tough...Code:||warning: command line option '-Weffc++' is valid for C++/ObjC++ but not for C [enabled by default]| C:\Users\Nuun\Documents\testcode.c|1|fatal error: iostream: No such file or directory| ||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 1 warnings (0 minutes, 0 seconds) ===|
Sharing is caring? Then what if I care too much? A precarious situation, indeed...
http://ip-check.org/ip-check.png
Found the problem. Apparently, the GCC here does not support C++ yet (the 64bit version).
Sharing is caring? Then what if I care too much? A precarious situation, indeed...
http://ip-check.org/ip-check.png
is that the default compiler that comes with codeblocks or is it a third party alternative?
Last edited by Arch_Angel; Dec 29, 2012 at 11:02 AM. Reason: merged multiple posts
Sharing is caring? Then what if I care too much? A precarious situation, indeed...
http://ip-check.org/ip-check.png
why not install codeblocks without the compiler and find a version of mingw that has full c++ support
Sharing is caring? Then what if I care too much? A precarious situation, indeed...
http://ip-check.org/ip-check.png
Is C++ hated because the tools are so crappy? Or are the tools so crappy because C++ is hated?
Sharing is caring? Then what if I care too much? A precarious situation, indeed...
http://ip-check.org/ip-check.png
if u are still having issues what about tryng another ide eg visual studio, the express versions are free and it works okay