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I do not think that would cause it, because that is a standard header file. Is that the file the error is being emitted from?
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Makes sense .... Yes the error is being emitted from thr iostream header file which is used by the fstream header file.
#ifndef _CRTBLD
#error ERROR: Use of C runtime library internal header file.
#endif /* _CRTBLD */
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It sounds like you include directories/paths, and/or their order, may be messed up...
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Looks like a VS 2005 Issue, cause if I use VS 6, there are no errors..
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Programm3r
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Have included excpt.h somewhere in your program, which is not supposed to include in user program ?
[Edit] or stdexcpt.h [/Edit]
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Hi,
Thanx for the response, I have included fstream.h
Regards,
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Programm3r
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Can you provide some code snippet, info( which IDE), to reproduce the error.
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I'm using VS 2005 Professional VC++ (NOT CLI)And I'm including the fstream header to write to a file. As follows:
#include fstream.h And receive the following error:Error 1 fatal error C1189: #error : ERROR: Use of C runtime library internal header file.
Regards,
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Programm3r
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Programm3r wrote: I'm using VS 2005 Professional VC++
I wonder , how statement #include <fstream.h> is compiling in your case, it should be #include <fstream>.
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Sorry I left out the <> in the previous thread....
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Programm3r
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Programm3r wrote: Sorry I left out the <> in the previous thread
I was concerned about .h part of your include. Which is not needed.
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If I leave the .h out I receive the following errors:
Error 4 error C2065: 'fstream' : undeclared identifier
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Programm3r
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What ? Actually, it should be other way round. You are using VS2k5, Isn't it ? Are all your include directories are pointing to correct version ?
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don't you mean std::fstream?
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Looks like a VS 2005 Issue, cause if I use VS 6, there are no errors..
The only programmers that are better than C programmers are those who code in 1's and 0's.....
Programm3r
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I think, you have messed up with include directories setting.
VS2k5 is modified to C++ standards in better way.
Now for STL, Only #include <header> works instead of #include <header.h>
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Ok, thank you I'll keep that in mind, but where would I get the correct header file versions for VS 2005 (if there is such a thing), I mean I have been for 3 weeks in austria snowboarding .... so maybe I'm a little bit rusty ... They say a long holiday makes ones "stupid" for a for while anyway..
Thanks for the help.
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Programm3r
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I meant to say, make sure they are picked from Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\crt\src.
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O.K ... now I understand what your trying to say, cause I saw that in the folder mentioned in your previous thread, fstream does not have a .h extension.
Thank you.
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Hi,
There are some interesting articles here on CodeProject explaining how to make custom Message Boxes with colored text and background.
I was just wondering, why not just create a Dialog Box and add the necessary code for background and text color and use it as a Message Box.
I guess I am missing something about the Message Box concept.
Please can you explain?
Fortitudine Vincimus!
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Tara14 wrote: was just wondering, why not just create a Dialog Box and add the necessary code for background and text color and use it as a Message Box.
I think custom message boxes you are talking about, does similar thing.
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And now whats your problem?
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No problem, Sir.
Just trying to learn!
Fortitudine Vincimus!
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For learning very good and see www.codeguru.com about cusom message Box I think I saw an good article on the that site 
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hi! i want to know what are the basic reasons to crash the application?
is due to dangling pointer only or also have some other reasons?
My application is crashed after when i finished the file protection first time with DRM(Digital Rights Management ) add new file in my listview at second time .
Amit
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