My digital thermometer is not registering my room temperature below 80 degrees and my A/C keeps running non-stop.
I have changed the batteries, checked the filter, and reset the thermostat and nothing. nada. zilch! I have had no choice but to shut the unit because I can't have it running continually nor do I want a zillion dollar electric bill.
I am thinking that the thermostat may not be working right - I can't imagine how my house is hotter than it is outside. Somethings not right and I am tearing my hair out!
Thanks in advance for your help.
Central A/C - Help, I'm Melting!!?
sounds like your A/C has lost its refrigerant charge. You will need to get the leak fixed and the system recharged
Reply:Ah me too. Plugging it in and off. I was told 3 things. Either the thermostat is broken, a line from the unit to the thermostat is shorted out, or the sensor above the heating plate/burner is broken and not telling the fan when to kick off.
Friday, July 31, 2009
I want to download turbo c++or borland c++ to do programs. can u help me?
i tried and download borland c++ compiler 5.5
i even saw the website for its detailed instructions
but i am able to work with the compiler
plz help me
I want to download turbo c++or borland c++ to do programs. can u help me?
Turbo C++ is, as far as I am aware, a dos based program, which will not work properly if you are using windows.
If you still want it, here are the links:
http://dn.codegear.com/article/20841 (turbo c++ 2.01)
http://dn.codegear.com/article/21751 (turbo c++ 1.01)
Borland C++ 5.5 would work on windows, but as you noted is very difficult to use.
If you are trying to learn c++ programming I would suggest one of the following tools:
Dev CPP:
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html (The first link under downloads)
Eclipse:
http://max.berger.name/howto/cdt/
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
These are all great tools to learn, but unfortunately none of them have easy support for graphical applications.
If you are looking to develop windows GUI programs (graphical user interface), such as most applications which are in use today, you can do that by using one of the free libriaries for c++ graphics:
wxWidgets, ATL, qt...
But that is an advanced topic in c++, also not very easy to write such applications.
If you are looking for a quick tool to get started with windows applications then you might wish to consider switching on to C# (which is kinda new, but becoming very popular) by Microsoft. It is based on .NET and there is a download on the visual studio express link that I posted above. With this it is much easier to create regular windows applications, also the language is very similar to c++.
Hope that helps.
i even saw the website for its detailed instructions
but i am able to work with the compiler
plz help me
I want to download turbo c++or borland c++ to do programs. can u help me?
Turbo C++ is, as far as I am aware, a dos based program, which will not work properly if you are using windows.
If you still want it, here are the links:
http://dn.codegear.com/article/20841 (turbo c++ 2.01)
http://dn.codegear.com/article/21751 (turbo c++ 1.01)
Borland C++ 5.5 would work on windows, but as you noted is very difficult to use.
If you are trying to learn c++ programming I would suggest one of the following tools:
Dev CPP:
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/devcpp.html (The first link under downloads)
Eclipse:
http://max.berger.name/howto/cdt/
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Express:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres...
These are all great tools to learn, but unfortunately none of them have easy support for graphical applications.
If you are looking to develop windows GUI programs (graphical user interface), such as most applications which are in use today, you can do that by using one of the free libriaries for c++ graphics:
wxWidgets, ATL, qt...
But that is an advanced topic in c++, also not very easy to write such applications.
If you are looking for a quick tool to get started with windows applications then you might wish to consider switching on to C# (which is kinda new, but becoming very popular) by Microsoft. It is based on .NET and there is a download on the visual studio express link that I posted above. With this it is much easier to create regular windows applications, also the language is very similar to c++.
Hope that helps.
37.5wks going to be medically induced or c section....please help!?
I am 37.5wks preggers and I went back to OB today and he reconfirmed that as early as next friday 25th he will start the process of medically inducing or c section....advised c section is more likely. I have gestational diabetes (diet controlled) and slightly high blood pressure that is stable 140/90....what if anything can I do to go into labour naturally??? At a pinch medical inducing will be ok but I rather do all safe inducing methods before a c section! Bub measured exactly 7lbs last week so I dont fear it being under weight if early. Please help.
37.5wks going to be medically induced or c section....please help!?
What finally drove me into labor with my first was going to a bazzar, walking around all day buying gifts for my family. They say not to lift any more than 20lbs, right? So, try this variation, get a 19lb backpack and start walking! Walk it out, with a well planned route, make sure people *know* the route and what time you expect to be back. Pick a route with plenty of places to stop for b-room breaks and to use the phone, or carry a cell. Walk walk walk!
Reply:i'd ask to get induced they cant make you have a c-section unless the baby is in real danger. If he's unwilling to induce you i'd get another doctor and explian why you dont want a c-section.
I was induced with my first as she showed signs of distress she was born 3hrs from my waterbreaking.
Your baby wont come unless it's ready so i dont think a "nataural" labour inducing is a opition but things that are said to work are
sex, hot food e.g currys, fast walks. A sweep (preformed by your midwife) if you explian why you want one you should be allowed.
37.5wks going to be medically induced or c section....please help!?
What finally drove me into labor with my first was going to a bazzar, walking around all day buying gifts for my family. They say not to lift any more than 20lbs, right? So, try this variation, get a 19lb backpack and start walking! Walk it out, with a well planned route, make sure people *know* the route and what time you expect to be back. Pick a route with plenty of places to stop for b-room breaks and to use the phone, or carry a cell. Walk walk walk!
Reply:i'd ask to get induced they cant make you have a c-section unless the baby is in real danger. If he's unwilling to induce you i'd get another doctor and explian why you dont want a c-section.
I was induced with my first as she showed signs of distress she was born 3hrs from my waterbreaking.
Your baby wont come unless it's ready so i dont think a "nataural" labour inducing is a opition but things that are said to work are
sex, hot food e.g currys, fast walks. A sweep (preformed by your midwife) if you explian why you want one you should be allowed.
Stinky A/C Window unit help!!!?
My window A/C suddenly started stinking two days ago. Took the metal casing off, sprayed bleach all over on the inside really well and hosed it out a few times and let it air dry outside before putting it back together. It still smells when turned on though so I let it run outside for two more hours after lysoling it down and it STILL stinks. Any tips or help out there?
Stinky A/C Window unit help!!!?
From-see right hand side:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
"Preventing Problems
Any item that uses an air filter can’t run properly if the filter is dirty, and window air conditioners are no exception. If you want your window air conditioning unit to run properly and efficiently, it’s imperative that you change or clean the filter once a month.
The filter isn’t the only part of a window air conditioner that requires regular care and cleaning. The condenser coils can become covered in dirt and dust, and they should be cleaned at least once a year. Even if condenser coils don’t appear to be dirty, grime and dust can hide in places not readily visible.
While the air conditioner is unplugged and the condenser coils are dry, vacuum the coils with a crevice tool, blow away dirt and dust with an air compressor, or clean the coils with a soft brush such as an old toothbrush. This is an easy preventative measure that you can do yourself in an effort to avoid problems while lowering your electric bill in the process.
Musty Smells
If you’ve noticed a musty smell coming from your window air conditioner it’s probably because of dust, dirt, and moisture causing mold and mildew to form in the drip tray. Remove the drip tray from beneath the unit, and wash it in warm soapy water. Remember to clean the drip tray at least once a year to avoid future problems with dirt, dust, and excess moisture that can create odor-causing bacteria."
Reply:try changing or cleaning the filter.
floral bouquets
Stinky A/C Window unit help!!!?
From-see right hand side:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article...
"Preventing Problems
Any item that uses an air filter can’t run properly if the filter is dirty, and window air conditioners are no exception. If you want your window air conditioning unit to run properly and efficiently, it’s imperative that you change or clean the filter once a month.
The filter isn’t the only part of a window air conditioner that requires regular care and cleaning. The condenser coils can become covered in dirt and dust, and they should be cleaned at least once a year. Even if condenser coils don’t appear to be dirty, grime and dust can hide in places not readily visible.
While the air conditioner is unplugged and the condenser coils are dry, vacuum the coils with a crevice tool, blow away dirt and dust with an air compressor, or clean the coils with a soft brush such as an old toothbrush. This is an easy preventative measure that you can do yourself in an effort to avoid problems while lowering your electric bill in the process.
Musty Smells
If you’ve noticed a musty smell coming from your window air conditioner it’s probably because of dust, dirt, and moisture causing mold and mildew to form in the drip tray. Remove the drip tray from beneath the unit, and wash it in warm soapy water. Remember to clean the drip tray at least once a year to avoid future problems with dirt, dust, and excess moisture that can create odor-causing bacteria."
Reply:try changing or cleaning the filter.
floral bouquets
Hello everyone I'm taking this intro to C# class and need some help solving this problem.?
int a, b, c;
d= -8;
a= 1 * 2 +3;
b= 1+2*3;
c= (1 + 2) * 3;
c= a + b;
d= -d;
What will be displayed or what will the values be when executed and how do you solve this? If anyone can help me I'd greatly appreciate it!
Hello everyone I'm taking this intro to C# class and need some help solving this problem.?
a=5
first it ll give preference to 1*2 and the result ll be added to 3
b=7
first the preference to 2*3 and the result is added with 1
c=12
At first the value is c=9
becoz it gives preference to () then the result is multiplied
and also the result of a and b are added and reassigned to c so new value is c=12
d=8
When u negate the negative it bcomes +ve
Rules:-
Precedence is first given to ( )
then, * and /
then to + and -
Reply:I am happy that i have teached in a right way to some one. Good luck. Learn well. Report It
Reply:As this line of code runs, it will do the following:
first line: creates three integer variables
second line: since 'd' was not "created," this will probably cause an error. To fix this you would need to add a 'd' into the first line.
third line: evaluates the equation on the right side of the equals and assigns the result to the variable 'a'. Now a = 5.
fourth line: evaluates the equation on the right side of the equals and assigns the result to 'b'. Order-of-operations will cause the multiplication to occur first, so now b = 7.
fifth line: the brackets will now be solved first (brackets come before multiplication and division, which come before addition and subtraction). Now c = 6.
sixth line: the current values of 'a' (5) and 'b' (7) will be added together. This new value (12) will replace the old value of c, which was 6. Now c = 12. The values of 'a' and 'b' don't change.
seventh line: again, this will not work unless 'd' is initialized as a variable. This will cause an error.
In this section of code, there is nothing being displayed.
Reply:first line tells you that there are three integer variables a,b and c.
the other lines just assign some values to these variables. But nothing would be displayed when the code is run. Variable d is not even initialized, so the code may gives error when it is run.
Reply:Unless C# changed drastically from C and C++, the term 'int' means integer, which in thise case is used to set up three integer variables "a," "b," and "c." D (has not been initialized and this is an error) is given the value -8 at first. Then A is given the value 1*2 + 3 = 5. B is given the value 1+2*3 = 7. C is given the value (1+2)*3 = 9. But then C is given the new value a+b = 5+7 = 12. D is then given the inverse of itself, which is now +8. There is no output because there are no commands in the code to display the values.
Reply:Nothing will be displayed. All it is telling the computer is that you are putting in values for inputs a, b, and c. int basically stands for input. Aside from giving the letter numeric values, it also is telling the computer the relationship between a, b, and c. You might be better off learning C++ first. C# is a newer version and (in my opinion) slightly harder to understand if you're new to the coding world.
d= -8;
a= 1 * 2 +3;
b= 1+2*3;
c= (1 + 2) * 3;
c= a + b;
d= -d;
What will be displayed or what will the values be when executed and how do you solve this? If anyone can help me I'd greatly appreciate it!
Hello everyone I'm taking this intro to C# class and need some help solving this problem.?
a=5
first it ll give preference to 1*2 and the result ll be added to 3
b=7
first the preference to 2*3 and the result is added with 1
c=12
At first the value is c=9
becoz it gives preference to () then the result is multiplied
and also the result of a and b are added and reassigned to c so new value is c=12
d=8
When u negate the negative it bcomes +ve
Rules:-
Precedence is first given to ( )
then, * and /
then to + and -
Reply:I am happy that i have teached in a right way to some one. Good luck. Learn well. Report It
Reply:As this line of code runs, it will do the following:
first line: creates three integer variables
second line: since 'd' was not "created," this will probably cause an error. To fix this you would need to add a 'd' into the first line.
third line: evaluates the equation on the right side of the equals and assigns the result to the variable 'a'. Now a = 5.
fourth line: evaluates the equation on the right side of the equals and assigns the result to 'b'. Order-of-operations will cause the multiplication to occur first, so now b = 7.
fifth line: the brackets will now be solved first (brackets come before multiplication and division, which come before addition and subtraction). Now c = 6.
sixth line: the current values of 'a' (5) and 'b' (7) will be added together. This new value (12) will replace the old value of c, which was 6. Now c = 12. The values of 'a' and 'b' don't change.
seventh line: again, this will not work unless 'd' is initialized as a variable. This will cause an error.
In this section of code, there is nothing being displayed.
Reply:first line tells you that there are three integer variables a,b and c.
the other lines just assign some values to these variables. But nothing would be displayed when the code is run. Variable d is not even initialized, so the code may gives error when it is run.
Reply:Unless C# changed drastically from C and C++, the term 'int' means integer, which in thise case is used to set up three integer variables "a," "b," and "c." D (has not been initialized and this is an error) is given the value -8 at first. Then A is given the value 1*2 + 3 = 5. B is given the value 1+2*3 = 7. C is given the value (1+2)*3 = 9. But then C is given the new value a+b = 5+7 = 12. D is then given the inverse of itself, which is now +8. There is no output because there are no commands in the code to display the values.
Reply:Nothing will be displayed. All it is telling the computer is that you are putting in values for inputs a, b, and c. int basically stands for input. Aside from giving the letter numeric values, it also is telling the computer the relationship between a, b, and c. You might be better off learning C++ first. C# is a newer version and (in my opinion) slightly harder to understand if you're new to the coding world.
Help with C# Code please?
Can anyone help figure out what I am doing wrong? I'm trying to pass value and calculate cost
using System;
namespace Lab4
{
class Carpet
{
static void Main()
{
// Declaring Variables
double cost=0;
double price=0;
GetLength(length);
GetWidth(width);
GetPricePerSquareFeet(price);
CalcCostOfCarpet(length, width, price, cost);
DisplayCostOfCarpet(cost);
}
static double GetLength(double length)
{
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Length:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
length = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return length;
} //end GetLength
static double GetWidth(double width)
{ // start GetWidth
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Width:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
width = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return width;
}// end GetWidth
static double GetPricePerSquareFeet(double price)
{ // start GetPricePerYard
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Price per square yard:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
price = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return price;
} // end GetPricePerSquareYard
static double CalcCostOfCarpet(double length, double width, double price, double cost)
{ // start calculate carpet
cost = (length * width) / 9 * price;
return cost;
}// end calculate carpet
static void DisplayCostOfCarpet(double cost)
{ // start DisplayCostOFCarpet
Console.WriteLine("Cost of Carpet{0:C}",cost);
Console.WriteLine("Press Return to Continue");
Console.ReadLine();
} // end DisplayCostOfCarpet
}
Help with C# Code please?
Not to be picky but you have too many spaces in your
code.
Also starting comments before or after a brace is a no-no ^_^
int fuc()
{//comment
do something...
}//comment
That's a little hard to read, even with the spaces.
int func()
{
//comment
do something
//comment
}
or the quick coder's way:
//comment
int func(){
do someting
}
//comment
Compact, neat, and very easy to read. It makes debugging
easier on so many levels.
Formatting ftw.
=)
Reply:using System;
namespace Lab4
{
class Carpet
{
static void Main()
{
// Declaring Variables
double cost = 0;
double price = 0;
double length = GetLength();
double width = GetWidth();
GetPricePerSquareFeet(price);
CalcCostOfCarpet(length, width, price, cost);
DisplayCostOfCarpet(cost);
}
static double GetLength()
{
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Length:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
double length = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return length;
} //end GetLength
static double GetWidth()
{ // start GetWidt
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Width:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
double width = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return width;
}// end GetWidth
static double GetPricePerSquareFeet(double price)
{ // start GetPricePerYard
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Price per square yard:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
price = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return price;
} // end GetPricePerSquareYard
static double CalcCostOfCarpet(double length, double width, double price, double cost)
{ // start calculate carpet
cost = (length * width) / 9 * price;
return cost;
}// end calculate carpet
static void DisplayCostOfCarpet(double cost)
{ // start DisplayCostOFCarpet
Console.WriteLine("Cost of Carpet{0:C}", cost);
Console.WriteLine("Press Return to Continue");
Console.ReadLine();
} // end DisplayCostOfCarpet
}
}
now grade my answer
using System;
namespace Lab4
{
class Carpet
{
static void Main()
{
// Declaring Variables
double cost=0;
double price=0;
GetLength(length);
GetWidth(width);
GetPricePerSquareFeet(price);
CalcCostOfCarpet(length, width, price, cost);
DisplayCostOfCarpet(cost);
}
static double GetLength(double length)
{
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Length:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
length = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return length;
} //end GetLength
static double GetWidth(double width)
{ // start GetWidth
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Width:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
width = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return width;
}// end GetWidth
static double GetPricePerSquareFeet(double price)
{ // start GetPricePerYard
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Price per square yard:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
price = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return price;
} // end GetPricePerSquareYard
static double CalcCostOfCarpet(double length, double width, double price, double cost)
{ // start calculate carpet
cost = (length * width) / 9 * price;
return cost;
}// end calculate carpet
static void DisplayCostOfCarpet(double cost)
{ // start DisplayCostOFCarpet
Console.WriteLine("Cost of Carpet{0:C}",cost);
Console.WriteLine("Press Return to Continue");
Console.ReadLine();
} // end DisplayCostOfCarpet
}
Help with C# Code please?
Not to be picky but you have too many spaces in your
code.
Also starting comments before or after a brace is a no-no ^_^
int fuc()
{//comment
do something...
}//comment
That's a little hard to read, even with the spaces.
int func()
{
//comment
do something
//comment
}
or the quick coder's way:
//comment
int func(){
do someting
}
//comment
Compact, neat, and very easy to read. It makes debugging
easier on so many levels.
Formatting ftw.
=)
Reply:using System;
namespace Lab4
{
class Carpet
{
static void Main()
{
// Declaring Variables
double cost = 0;
double price = 0;
double length = GetLength();
double width = GetWidth();
GetPricePerSquareFeet(price);
CalcCostOfCarpet(length, width, price, cost);
DisplayCostOfCarpet(cost);
}
static double GetLength()
{
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Length:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
double length = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return length;
} //end GetLength
static double GetWidth()
{ // start GetWidt
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Width:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
double width = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return width;
}// end GetWidth
static double GetPricePerSquareFeet(double price)
{ // start GetPricePerYard
string userin;
Console.WriteLine("Please enter Price per square yard:");
userin = Console.ReadLine();
price = Convert.ToDouble(userin);
return price;
} // end GetPricePerSquareYard
static double CalcCostOfCarpet(double length, double width, double price, double cost)
{ // start calculate carpet
cost = (length * width) / 9 * price;
return cost;
}// end calculate carpet
static void DisplayCostOfCarpet(double cost)
{ // start DisplayCostOFCarpet
Console.WriteLine("Cost of Carpet{0:C}", cost);
Console.WriteLine("Press Return to Continue");
Console.ReadLine();
} // end DisplayCostOfCarpet
}
}
now grade my answer
Help please on microsoft visual c++ express edition 2008?
well this is really annoying me im trying to do a tutorial i downloded (the game creators) but i go to debug and it says this: c:\program files\the game creators\dark gdk\include\darksdkcamera.h(16) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd3dx9.h': No such file or directory
Build log was saved at "file://c:\Documents and Settings\dan\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Dark GDK - Game1\Dark GDK - Game1\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
Dark GDK - Game1 - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== any help would be good thanks
Help please on microsoft visual c++ express edition 2008?
d3dx9.h is part of the DirectX 9 SDK, you need to download and install it from the Microsoft DirectX site (see the link below). Make sure you download the SDK and not the runtime version.
***UPDATED***
Seriously, that's the problem...I'm a professional game developer, I have to include this file in all of my 3D applications. The d3dx9.h file is in the DirectX 9 include directory, if you have already installed the DirectX 9 SDK then you haven't added that directory to the list of directories that Visual Studio searches for its include files, you can do that in the options page. Alternatively you can add it to the project settings, although that's not as good an option because you'll have to do that for *all* projects you download that include it.
Reply:The video has an issue in step3. Look at the instructions at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres... and specifically step 3 to set the include path.
Fatal Error C1083
Error Message
Cannot open filetype file: 'file': message
To fix by checking the following possible causes
File does not exist.
File, subdirectory, or disk is read-only.
No access permission for file or directory.
Not enough file handles. Close some applications and recompile.
The INCLUDE environment variable is set incorrectly.
An #include directive uses double quotation marks around a path specification, which causes the standard directories to be skipped.
You did not specify /clr and your program uses CLR constructs.
You attempted to compile a single file in the project without first compiling stdafx.cpp. Before you can compile a single file in the project, you need to compile stdafx.cpp. In the case of the /analyze (Enterprise Code Analysis) compiler option, you will need to use the same /analyze setting for stdafx.cpp that you use for the .cpp file.
the following sample generates C1083:
Copy Code
// C1083.cpp
// compile with: /c
#include "test.h" // C1083 test.h does not exist
#include "stdio.h" // OK
Hope this helps!
ctc
Build log was saved at "file://c:\Documents and Settings\dan\My Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Dark GDK - Game1\Dark GDK - Game1\Debug\BuildLog.htm"
Dark GDK - Game1 - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s)
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ========== any help would be good thanks
Help please on microsoft visual c++ express edition 2008?
d3dx9.h is part of the DirectX 9 SDK, you need to download and install it from the Microsoft DirectX site (see the link below). Make sure you download the SDK and not the runtime version.
***UPDATED***
Seriously, that's the problem...I'm a professional game developer, I have to include this file in all of my 3D applications. The d3dx9.h file is in the DirectX 9 include directory, if you have already installed the DirectX 9 SDK then you haven't added that directory to the list of directories that Visual Studio searches for its include files, you can do that in the options page. Alternatively you can add it to the project settings, although that's not as good an option because you'll have to do that for *all* projects you download that include it.
Reply:The video has an issue in step3. Look at the instructions at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/expres... and specifically step 3 to set the include path.
Fatal Error C1083
Error Message
Cannot open filetype file: 'file': message
To fix by checking the following possible causes
File does not exist.
File, subdirectory, or disk is read-only.
No access permission for file or directory.
Not enough file handles. Close some applications and recompile.
The INCLUDE environment variable is set incorrectly.
An #include directive uses double quotation marks around a path specification, which causes the standard directories to be skipped.
You did not specify /clr and your program uses CLR constructs.
You attempted to compile a single file in the project without first compiling stdafx.cpp. Before you can compile a single file in the project, you need to compile stdafx.cpp. In the case of the /analyze (Enterprise Code Analysis) compiler option, you will need to use the same /analyze setting for stdafx.cpp that you use for the .cpp file.
the following sample generates C1083:
Copy Code
// C1083.cpp
// compile with: /c
#include "test.h" // C1083 test.h does not exist
#include "stdio.h" // OK
Hope this helps!
ctc
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