Actually gcc code can compile and run correct,and Peek Declaration can open correct file. But whenever I #include c++ header,cpptools will report "cannot find sources 'header file'". BTW:If I include ...

I'm very new to C++, and am trying to learn it, but I've ran into an issue. I am getting "Cannot Open Source File iostream". I tried editing my includePath but I wasn't entirely sure what to actually ...

From the File menu, choose Open. Find your Excel file, click the dropdown arrow next to the Open button, and select Open and Repair. Choose the repair option to fix your corrupted Excel file. 4. Open ...

Open Tools. Go to Options and search for “database”. Next up, go to Text Editor > C/C++ > Advanced. Finally, set Recreate Database = TRUE. You can now check if the issue is resolved.

Oculus VR has acquired C++ game networking engine RakNet and has released the open source files to all Oculus Rift developers. Ozzie Mejia July 7, 2014 11:05 AM ...