how to resolve error of " Unable to open include file 'roundrobin.h' "?

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Hello! I have a problem with my compiler. I used Jgrasp and compiler of Borland.
When I compiling the coding, the error is " Unable to open include file 'roundrobin.h' " .
How can I resolve this problem?
Thank You.

Posted 12-Dec-12 3:05am

suhaibah92

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fjdiewornncalwe 12-Dec-12 9:12am

You could include the file in the cpp source file in question.
You'll need to provide more information in order to get a better answer.

Richard MacCutchan 12-Dec-12 9:28am

Put that header file into your project directory, or add the directory name where it is located to your list of includes for the compiler.

chandanadhikari 12-Dec-12 10:45am

just do what has beeen said above:plcae the file roundrobin.h in the folder where your code is and #include the file roundrobin.h in your .cpp file

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Mohibur Rashid · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-12T13:43:00

The simple answer of your question would be showing the proper path.

The question appear how paths are maintained in c++;
a. Common include folder
b. absolute path
c. current source path.

two way files are included
1. #include <file_name>
2. #include "file_name" // for case b and c

In case 1 compiler will search the file in assigned include directory
In case 2 compiler first look for the path you have given(if absolute path). But if not absolute then it would look in the current directory, if searching failed it would go for the include directory as case 1.

Now you will have to figure out what is your case