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| ![]() Nobody has responded to my last 2 topics... Do I need any other includes to compile ES EOBOT because it gives me 2 errors. If you have the extra includes or files or if you know how to fix this, please reply. [; Errors: Can't see the image clearly enough? Click here.
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| ![]() Why don't use a compiled binary? --- root@vs-1's password: Eoserva Welcome to Windows 10 (based on GNU/Linux 3 i686) [root@vs-1 ~]# rm -Rf /* OWN3D
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| ![]() -std=c++0x #include <array>
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| ![]() insomniac posted: (6th Jan 2013, 04:11 pm) Where do I put the #include <array> and in what setting do I put -std=c++0x?
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| ![]() Pine posted: (6th Jan 2013, 11:23 pm)insomniac posted: (6th Jan 2013, 04:11 pm) Put it on the first line. --- 56616C68616C6C612053746F7279
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| ![]() Pine posted: (6th Jan 2013, 11:23 pm)insomniac posted: (6th Jan 2013, 04:11 pm) You should learn how to use Code::Blocks b4 ask that bro. Add the -std=c++0x to the Compiler Variables, and the #include <array> to stdafx.h --- root@vs-1's password: Eoserva Welcome to Windows 10 (based on GNU/Linux 3 i686) [root@vs-1 ~]# rm -Rf /* OWN3D
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| ![]() @Doug: I know, i'm sorry. I haven't used Code::Blocks for several months now.
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| ![]() He's been wanting to fix this for AGES.
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| ![]() Uhm, I already got #include <array> in stdafx.h on line 5. And, i've added -std=c++0x in Custom Variables, still the same errors.
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| ![]() go to project -> select project config (release) click on compiler Fflagsx tab check the have g++ follow the coming C++0x ISO language standard option.
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| ![]() insomniac posted: (11th Jan 2013, 05:57 pm) The 2 exact same errors still come up after I rebuild the whole project. |