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Question about importing old project of VC6 to VC.net

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alex dai - 23 Nov 2004 08:30 GMT
Hello,
I have an old project which used statement like this:
#include <iomanip.h>
I searched my whole VS.net installation directory, but no file named
iomanip.h found. There is do a iomanip.h file existed in \VC98\Include\
path.
My question is how can I compile my old project in VC.net?

Regards!
Thanks!

Alex
alexdai039@hotmail.com
Peter van der Goes - 23 Nov 2004 13:16 GMT
> Hello,
> I have an old project which used statement like this:
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Alex
> alexdai039@hotmail.com

Try using the new standard headers like <iomanip> instead of <iomanip.h>,
<iostream> instead of <iostream.h>, etc. That should help you get past those
sorts of errors.
Using the new headers, you'll also need:

using namespace std;

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