Example1.h file is msissing

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ha i i download zip files of rpcintro1_src_v2 ,rpcintro1_demo_v2.but i could nt find out i could nt find out Example1.h file please give me this file for building #include "../Example1/Example1.h"

Posted 12-Oct-15 23:26pm

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George Jonsson 13-Oct-15 5:55am

If you downloaded the source files from a Code Project article, you should post your question at the bottom of the article.
Here no one knows what file you are talking about.

Member 11993113 13-Oct-15 6:10am

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/4837/Introduction-to-RPC-Part i telling about this article. i cant post the file missing is there....

George Jonsson 13-Oct-15 10:22am

Post your complain in the comment section of the article.
The author is the only one who can help you with this and he is most likely not checking the Quick Answers forum.
Use your common sense.

Richard MacCutchan 13-Oct-15 6:33am

If the file is not part of the download, then you need to post your question in the forum at the end of the article.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-10-13T01:37:00

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As others have mentioned in the comments, go to the article and at the bottom ask the question. However, read through the existing questions because it looks like someone else had the same question and the answer is within the article

Posted 13-Oct-15 1:37am

ZurdoDev