Compiler Please ><

[Yoshi]

i need someone with a compiler to compile some games for me(dont worry..no trojans or anything..) because my compiler is just...well..screwed to damnnation

 

and Ann wont freaking wake UP!>#*#%!$#$

 

Please *puppy dog eyes* ill put your name on the game xD

 

Noko

[Placid]

Whats wrong with your compiler? Just reinstall?

 

And what system?

[Yoshi]

i have reinstalled twice, used a different compiler..but no dice.

 

Its my libraries i think, i cant get it to work, it says Iostream and cout are not defined, and i clearly define them in:

using namespace std::cout;

 

-.- just making me mad...

[Learner]

i have reinstalled twice, used a different compiler..but no dice.

 

Its my libraries i think, i cant get it to work, it says Iostream and cout are not defined, and i clearly define them in:

using namespace std::cout;

 

-.- just making me mad...

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Should that be:

using namespace std;

[Yoshi]

well...here i clear things up a bit..ill post the code... its basic, but what do you expect from a beggining programer..

 

//lost fortune
//a personalized adventure

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;
using std::string;

int main()
{
   const int GOLD_PIECES = 900;
   int adventurers, killed, survivors;
   string leader;
   
   //get information
   cout << "Welcome to lost fortune\n\n";
   cout << "please enter the following for your personalized adventure\n";
   
   cout << "enter a number: ";
   cin >> adventurers;
   
   cout << "enter a smaller number than the first: ";
   cin >> killed
       
   survivors = adventurers - killed;
   
   cout << "enter your last name: ";
   cin >> leader;
   
   //tell the story
   cout << "\nA brave group of " << adventurers << " set out on a quest ";
   cout << "- in search of the lost treasure of Ancient dwarves. ";
   cout << "The group was lead by the Legendary rouge, " << leader << ".\n";
   
   cout << "\nAlong the way, a band of Marauding orges ambushed the party. ";
   cout << "All fought bravely under the command of " << leader;
   cout << ", All the orges were defeated, but at a cost. ";
   cout << "Of the Adventurers, " << killed << " were vanquished, ";
   cout << "leaving just " << survivors << " in the group.\n";
   
   cout << "\nThe party was about to give up all hope. ";
   cout << "But while laying the deceased to rest, ";
   cout << "they stumbled upon the buried fortune. ";
   cout << "So the adventurers spilt " << GOLD_PIECES << " gold pieces.";
   cout << leader << " held in to the extra " << (GOLD_PIECES % survivors);
   cout << " pieces to keep things fair ofcourse.\n";
   
   return 0;
}

[Wytter]

Are you compiling with a C++ compiler?

[Yoshi]

yes...

[Wytter]

And what error are you getting?...

[Yoshi]

something about iostream, cout, and vector not being defined..

as i said...its my libraries i think

[Placid]

Compiled fine for me on Cygwin using g++

Although I had to add a ; at the end of one of the lines

 

Executable && Source file

 

 

[EDIT]

Ummm, I just realised, you'll need cygwin to run that...more than likely...

 

Sorry...

[freeone3000]

I have cygwin installed, and it still doesn't work. Missing a .dll.

[Placid]

I have cygwin installed, and it still doesn't work. Missing a .dll.

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Yeah its looking for cygwin-XX.dll, which probably isn't in the same location in your installation.

[darkst]

I cut'n'pasted the code into a new project on my copy of Bloodshed 4.9.9.2.

 

After adding the ';' that Placid mentioned it compiled fine, and also ran fine.

 

I don't have cygwin on this box, and didn't need any special libraries.

 

Note that the code only uses stdin and stdout, so it should work just fine in a

Windows console with just the standard libraries.

 

To take this further we will need to know the platform (Windows? and if so which?)

and the compiler used. Also the *exact* error message you got.

[Placid]

I managed to compile it find in Dev C++

 

The links in my previous post work fine, so download the exe from there.