blond question - fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive

Abu Mami

Whoa! Major blond moment! Just ignore the stupidity below. I found the problem. I just had to change the property for this file to ignore the precompiled header. ----- stupid question follows --------------------- I'm using Monty's HTML List Control (a real rockin' control) and I keep running into a problem with the DrawHTML.c file getting the error: fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive Yesterday I was somehow able to convince the compiler to accept this file, but today I keep getting this error. There must be some sort of compiler parm that's needed, but I couldn't see anything that jumped out at me by inspecting Monty's example program. What is going on? Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks. -- modified at 1:40 Tuesday 28th March, 2006

Nibu babu thomas

Abu Mami wrote:

fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive

It is missing the stdafx.h header file. Including this could solve your problem.

Nibu thomas Software Developer

Abu Mami

Hi Nibu, thanks for responding. However, I had already tried your suggestion and that didn't work. Since, or course, the file is a C file and not a CPP file. Read my original post again. I found the answer and modified my original post. Thanks

Nibu babu thomas

Abu Mami wrote:

Since, of course, the file is a C file and not a CPP file.

Why do you think it won't work with a C file.

Nibu thomas Software Developer

Vinaya

You can give the option 'Not Using Precompiled Headers' for the file and then try to build it. Vini

Abu Mami

Nibu thomas wrote:

Why do you think it won't work with a C file.

Because when I tried it, the compiler complained that I couldn't use the precompiled header with a C file. Call me naive :)

Abu Mami

Thanks Vini - That in fact is what I discovered and it works just fine. Just took me a little while till I stumbled across this option.