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Re: Maybee a stupid question about <vector.h>
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Re: Maybee a stupid question about <vector.h>


  • Subject: Re: Maybee a stupid question about <vector.h>
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 04 May 2004 18:12:27 -0700

on 04/05/03 07:23, Tristan at email@hidden wrote:

> xCode sends me a build  " vector.h : No such file or directory"" on
> line " #include <vector.h> "
>
> same results without the ".h"

In a class header file, I have the statement

#include <vector>

and in the corresponding implementation file, std::vector works fine.  It
compiles in either CodeWarrior or XCode 1.1.

Maybe you have to make sure your implementation file-name ends in .mm, not
.m.

If you still don't believe it works, check out Sorter.h and Sorter.mm in my
source code:

http://raisinland.webhop.org/SafariSorter/SafariSorter

Jerry Krinock
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