How we desactive the precompiled headers?(tdafx.h, targetver.h & stdafx.cpp)
Hi,
Im a french canadian who is not very good in english. Im a beginner in C++. I work with visual basic c++ and i dont want to have the precompiled header. How we desactive that.
Im a french canadian who is not very good in english. Im a beginner in C++. I work with visual basic c++ and i dont want to have the precompiled header. How we desactive that.
Hello : )
I'm assuming that you're making a Windows Console Application. When you create it, there should be a wizard that pops up with two pages. Click next on the first page that pops up and then you should have a page with a few check boxes. If you want to create a program from scratch, check the "Empty Project" box and click finish. This will create the project but no files are created.
As you may not be used to a completely blank screen, I'll describe how to create a c++ file for you to start writing your program in. In the solution explorer, right click "Source Files" and click "Add" >> "New Item..." This will open up a window. By default .cpp file should be selected. Give this a name (such as Main.cpp) and click "OK" You now have a completely blank cpp file to start writing in with no headers mentioned : )
I'm assuming that you're making a Windows Console Application. When you create it, there should be a wizard that pops up with two pages. Click next on the first page that pops up and then you should have a page with a few check boxes. If you want to create a program from scratch, check the "Empty Project" box and click finish. This will create the project but no files are created.
As you may not be used to a completely blank screen, I'll describe how to create a c++ file for you to start writing your program in. In the solution explorer, right click "Source Files" and click "Add" >> "New Item..." This will open up a window. By default .cpp file should be selected. Give this a name (such as Main.cpp) and click "OK" You now have a completely blank cpp file to start writing in with no headers mentioned : )
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