why would codeblocks suddenly stop reconizing include commands

[devonrevenge]

i could load an old bit of code up it works, i copy and [aste the includes and it wont reconize them, what is going on??

[ResidentBiscuit]

Kind of need more information than that. What exactly is it saying?

On a side note, this is why people urge you to learn how to compile and link from the command line first.

[devonrevenge]

i could get a code that works, copy it and paste it into a new folder save it as a cplusplus and my debugger wont reconise a single ickle wittle command, it says i no sutch file or directory or error near initializeation of drarray etc, for every single thing

[barrelroll]

Can you copy and paste the errors? I'm really curious- maybe I've seen it before and can help you. Feels like I've seen every error possible lately. ;)

[devonrevenge]

kk





C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|1|error: iostream: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|2|error: string: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|3|error: cstdlib: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|4|error: ctime: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|5|error: vector: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|6|error: cmath: No such file or directory|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|7|error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before 'namespace'|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|9|error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before 'bunny'|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][0]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][1]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][2]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][3]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][4]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][5]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][6]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][7]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][8]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][9]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][10]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][11]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][12]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][13]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][14]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][15]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][16]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][17]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][18]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|128|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[0][19]')|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|129|error: initializer element is not constant|
C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|129|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[1][0]')|
||More errors follow but not being shown.|
||Edit the max errors limit in compiler options...|
||=== Build finished: 50 errors, 0 warnings ===|

[devonrevenge]

basicly i just got a headhitter that does nothing other than act as a fancy word processor

[barrelroll]

This might not help you a bit, but like... I had a problem similar to that when I was trying to use an unfamiliar compiler at school. What I ended up doing is creating a brand new project, making sure hello world compiled, and then copying and pasting my code into the new project. Sometimes IDEs are weird, and I have no idea why, unfortunately. It sounds crazy I know, but give it a shot and let me know how it turns out. Command-line is so much simpler sometimes. :P

[ResidentBiscuit]

C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|129|error: (near initialization for 'brdray[1][0]')|

C:\Users\user\Documents\C++ folder\bunnybreeed.c|129|error:

bunnybreeed.c

You have a c file. You need a cpp file.

[ResidentBiscuit]

Sometimes IDEs are weird, and I have no idea why, unfortunately

The IDE is doing exactly what it's told to do. OP just gave it the wrong file type.

[devonrevenge]

:D yayy i feel silly, they say computers are only as smart as the user, but i say some are possed by evil spirits, why it changed the way it saved things...balck juju thats why, thans for your help guys

[ResidentBiscuit]

It didn't change anything. Codeblocks defaults to .c files when you create a new file.