i have doubt in my Visual c++ project

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I'm new one for Visual C++ 6.0.

In my visual C++ Application i found the below error when i "Re-BuittAll"
ERROR:i>
D:\New Folder\Source1\windward.h(25) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'games.h': No such file or directory

But the games.h file is within the project folder only.

Please help me some one......

Thanks in advance......!

Posted 10-Aug-13 2:43am

sathish4303

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Richard MacCutchan 10-Aug-13 9:57am

Check the project properties and look at the directories for the compiler includes and make sure that the header file is in one of those locations.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-08-10T13:07:00

Solution 1

Please, use Google[^]. There are tons of advices related to your issue.

Posted 10-Aug-13 13:07pm

Maciej Los

Ian A Davidson · Answer 2 · 2013-08-10T13:12:00

Yes, check the project settings for "include paths".
One quirk I used to find is that if you have any "include paths" specified in your project, you may have to add the project's path itself by adding a reference to the current directory (a path of a single dot, "."). I would put this as the first include path so that any includes specifically for your project are used instead of any that happen to have the same name in any of the other included paths (although you should try to avoid that situation).

Regards,
Ian.