I have had that problem before, either you do not have stdio.h on ur system (check the folder that stores header files for your compiler) or you need to make sure you write:
I have had that problem before, either you do not have stdio.h on ur system (check the folder that stores header files for your compiler) or you need to make sure you write:
If you are using turboc compiler you need to set user include path to directory where you have installed. By default it is set to c:\tc if you have installed somewhere you need to check the path.
I had the same problem and did not find any answer on the internet for solving it. Then i tried it myself and fixed it.Try these easy steps hopefully it will work >
Go to the folder where you installed TC(usually it is Program files>TC). There you will see all the necessary directories of TC like BIN,INCLUDE,CLA SSLIB,LIB, etc .
Then go to the folder named INCLUDE.From there Copy the "stdio.h" and "conio.h" files and Paste them in CLASSLIB > INCLUDE
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