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Dark GDK / Using fstream

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mikeMarek 597
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How can I use fstream commands in a DarkGDK project? Whenever I include the file, I get an error. How can I do this?

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heyufool1
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Posted: 25th Apr 2009 01:08 Edited at: 25th Apr 2009 01:08
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I would do it like this:


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mikeMarek 597
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Sorry heyufool1, but it says that the file does not exist. And when I try using fstream instead of fstream.h, I get an error saying I have unresolved externals. This also happens when using angle brackets to include the file, as well as quotes.
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You have to change filename to the name of the file that you are inputing from and it's suppose to be #include "fstream.h".
put this line right under the #include "DarkGDK.h":


then to input from the file do this:


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try
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heyufool1
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Isn't iostream for console input? And i'm using fstream to input from a text file for my game. My full include list is this:


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Use "#include <fstream>" (without the .h) because with the .h, it has been depreciated and the only reason it works is that VC++ allows it, but probably at a later date it will be removed
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I tried both #include "fstream" and #include <fstream>, but I always get the same error message:

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Cole Xemi
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Change Runtime Library to "/MT" or compile in release mode.

Project Property's -> C/C++ -> Code Generation -> Runtime Library
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