Problem with VC++

How did you write the include directive? Something like this:



normally assumes that blah.h resides in the same directory as blah.cpp. If this is not the case you may have to specify the path to blah.h relative to blah.cpp, like so:

the include is just like yours: #include "blah.h"
but I will try another because I have another directory that holds, other header files.
I will come back with answer.

Does the .h file actually have to be added to the project?
I know you don't need to if you call #include , but what about if you call #include "header.h"?

I am having the same error again, it is really annoying.

in my header file I have only one function, which i can also put it in main.cpp but I want to keep it seperate (when I put that function in main.cpp profram compile and work) but when I put it in a seperate header file then it doesnt work.
I included all the other header files into my new header file but still doesnt work. I am thinking maybe there is somewhere in VC++ where you can stop people from adding new header files ?!

What is the problem here guys ?

I have my own project, I can add any header file or delete any so its not something that I couldnt do before. the problem is only with this project ?!

Is it possible to include a *.cpp file in a header ? (i know its silly)

bargasteh, maybe I didn't explain myself well enough (I'm not good at explaining). Which directory is your header in? Is it in the same directory as the file which includes the header? Because if you specify your include directive in double-quotes and without a relative path (like you did) then it has to be, I think.

It's possible that you don't have the project set to look in the right directory for the include file. Can you give us what your directory structure looks like on disk? And let us know what version of VC you're running?

Thank you for all your help, the problem was sorlved.
The problem was directory as you guys said.

thank you all