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Re: Error in Visual C++

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Originally Posted by rbayer
1. Turn off precompiled headers in your project.... do this by going to Project -> Settings -> C/C++ tab, choose "Precompiled Headers" from the category drop-down box, and select "Not using precompiled headers".
In my version of Visual Studio .NET, there is no "Project -> Settings". That's why I had to come up with the environment variable solution.

BTW, I just tried adding CL=/Yu to my environment variables, and got the same error that Ashley did. I also tried adding #include "stdafx.h" like Rob suggested, and that didn't get rid of the error. So I still stand by my fix... at least until Ashley tells me there is no CL=/Yu in her environment.
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