Hello
The high school I teach at has recently upgraded to Visual Studios 2005. I am trying to run a simple "hello world" project in C++. I have properly followed all of the steps to setting up a project, adding the source file, etc.
However, when I try to compile, the compiler says that "iostream.h " cannot be located. If I recall, the 2003 version was supposed to have all of the standard libraries stored in a folder called "includes". I do not have direct access to the visual studios folders that were installed, but I need to help my system admin figure out where these include files should be located. Does anyone have any suggestions?
If the files are missing altogether, where can I go to download the standard include files all over again?
Thank you
The high school I teach at has recently upgraded to Visual Studios 2005. I am trying to run a simple "hello world" project in C++. I have properly followed all of the steps to setting up a project, adding the source file, etc.
However, when I try to compile, the compiler says that "iostream.h " cannot be located. If I recall, the 2003 version was supposed to have all of the standard libraries stored in a folder called "includes". I do not have direct access to the visual studios folders that were installed, but I need to help my system admin figure out where these include files should be located. Does anyone have any suggestions?
If the files are missing altogether, where can I go to download the standard include files all over again?
Thank you