--- In [email protected], Steve Searle <st...@...> wrote: > > Around 11:16pm on Monday, May 18, 2009 (UK time), peternilsson42 scrawled: > > > Then it sounds like you have some issues with your include > > path settings, or your installation in general. > > I agree with this. First, are you sure you have stdio.h on your > computer; can you see the file? >
it seems that problem is this. but i think if i explain from the beginning it will be better for me. i had been working C on DevC++ before a month. actually, it was good for me. but just because of advices on forums etc. i decided to use eclipse and i downloaded it from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/technology/epp/downloads/release/ganymede/SR2/eclipse-cpp-ganymede-SR2-win32.zip it is a zip file and there is a eclipse.exe in its. when i open that file it starts normaly. then i installed cdt plugins (as advices of course). i saw that it is really a good ide. so i want to use it. then my problems have started. i can return to devc++ but i know that a programmer (i am just a new programmer of course) always have to solve his problem. now i have two problems. the first is the problem of syntax error. as you say i checked the files. there are six folders(configurations, dropin, features, p2, plugins, read me) in that zip file.i have checked all of them and didn't see any header file like stdio.h . now devc++ is installed on my pc and there are all files but i don't know how i can connect them to eclipse. i looked to preferences in eclipse but i didn't see which configuration is the right one. and the other problem is about compiling. i can't compile my codes. i think we can go step by step at first if we solve the first problem then we can begin the other i hope i didn't you to get bored. best regards
