IM Sorry but i am new to C++ and i am using C++ 2010 and i dont know wat PASTEBIN is..... SORRY.
Sorry bout the long error list but the thing with the #include element.h is that where the quotes suposed to go herE? cuz it looks like this: #include < element.h > Without the space between element.h and < >... it should look like this right?: #include "element.h"
Add the path to the includes folder of the source to the compiler include paths setting. Like it tells you near the end of the Visual Studio setup wiki page.
ok......... AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! LOL i did wat wiki sed and i still got ERRORS and it would not let me start the program. and i got the source code fro powder toy and this may sound wierd but the folder it waz in was called FacialTurd-The-Powder-Toy-c78d420 and i dont know if it is missing files or something or wat! ERROR list:
@peoplewithridiculouslyhugeposts (spam thread not included) Use pastebin. btw, your only errors are: (the rest are harmless warnings =) ) 1>C:\users\rac\sources\The-Powder-Toy\Includes\powder.h(271): error C2078: too many initializers 1>C:\users\rac\sources\The-Powder-Toy\Includes\powder.h(271): error C2078: too many initializers Remove some initialisers and you're fine. :)
@rmEXE It's C, actually. If you have an array that has content that exceeds the array's limit, this error is thrown. Example: int main() { int d[2] = {1, 2, 3}; // C2078 (Here you have defined two spaces but have three values) int e[2] = {1, 2}; // OK ( two spaces, two values = OK) } Get rid of 'em by 1) removing the limit by making the array's square brackets empty(ind d[] = {2, 3, 4}) or increasing the limit(int d[2] -> int d[3]