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First make sure you have vector.h on your computer. &nbsp;This is not part of the normal visual c++ include files. &nbsp;If you do, make sure that it resides on the proper search path for the compiler. &nbsp;In visual C++ this is found under the tools-options menu item on the directories tab. &nbsp;If you don't want to move the file or add to the #include directory search list, you can copy the file to the source directory of your program, and change the line to be:<br />
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#include &quot;vector.h&quot;<br />

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First make sure you have vector.h on your computer.  This is not part of the normal visual c++ include files.  If you do, make sure that it resides on the proper search path for the compiler.  In visual C++ this is found under the tools-options menu item on the directories tab.  If you don't want to move the file or add to the #include directory search list, you can copy the file to the source directory of your program, and change the line to be:

#include "vector.h"


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My version of VC++ is 5.0. And no, I can't find any vector.h file on my computer. I guess my problem is that I need to find out how to obtain or create that type of file.<br />

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My version of VC++ is 5.0. And no, I can't find any vector.h file on my computer. I guess my problem is that I need to find out how to obtain or create that type of file.


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The file is &lt;vector&gt; not &lt;ventor.h&gt;.<br />

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I'm writing a listing that &quot;#includes&quot; a &lt;vector.h&gt; file.<br />
However, I keep getting the error message...&quot; cannot open &lt;vector.h&gt;&quot;. I've tried to compile in Borland Turbo C++ and Visual C++, and get the same message in both. Would greatly appreciate some timely assistance.<br />
Thanks in advance!<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Frank
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I'm writing a listing that "#includes" a <vector.h> file.
However, I keep getting the error message..." cannot open <vector.h>". I've tried to compile in Borland Turbo C++ and Visual C++, and get the same message in both. Would greatly appreciate some timely assistance.
Thanks in advance!
               Frank

Lost #include file.

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