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where do I find.. imports..." .h files". When I try to run an example something is always missing.

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Posted 11-Aug-11 4:17am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-08-11T04:40:00

Normally .h (header) files will either come with any example (if they are application specific) or with the compiler (if they are system related).

Just use the

C++

#include <xxx.h>

statement at the top of your app, and it should pick them up - if your compiler is properly installed, it should tell the system where to find them.

What files is it complaining about?

arielb · Answer 2 · 2011-08-11T06:41:00

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shouldnt the properties of the project contain the "additional header files"?
so u need to add your path there...

Posted 11-Aug-11 6:41am

arielb