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    VisualC++ Tutorial

    I'm a programmer in VisualBasic and I just got Microsoft VisualStudio 6 and I want to learn about C++. I went to cplusplus.com for there tutorial and, most of the libraries aren't included with VC++. Is there is another site where I can find a tutorial for MS VC++?

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    Which libraries are you talking about that aren't included with VC++?

    Learn C++ not VC++. See the FAQ for sites with tutorials and books.
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    iostream.h

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    iostream.h is definitely there in mine. Although you should really use <iostream>
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    There may be something wrong with your VC++ installation. iostream.h is in the VC++ Include directory.
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    #include <iostream.h> would work as well
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    fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive

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    Make sure that your include and lib libraries are correct.
    Check them at Tools -> Options -> Directories
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    What project type are you using? Try turning off precompiled headers in Project Settings.
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