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DartNyan2015-10-29 20:27:03
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DartNyan, 2015-10-29 20:27:03

What does the compiler do and how to stop it?

Hello.
Student, 1st year.
This is the second time I've started the work of classmates when they ask for help, and the compiler does something incomprehensible to me.
Tough bearded C++ guys, don't get mad at seeing this.
I proceeded from the thought that you once also studied and probably also used CodeBlocks.
As I understand it, because of conio.h, which for some reason was included, but what should I do now?
I close all files and all projects, but now after every attempt to start something the editor tries to connect conio.
How to stop it? :D
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afishr, 2015-10-29
@afishr

I didn't quite get the point. Does the compiler throw an error? If not, then the conio.h file is included from the source.
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I hope I understood your question correctly :)

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Ocelot, 2015-10-29
@Ocelot

This happens with recursive inclusion. For example, in the main.c file, instead of #include "main .h ", it says #include "main .c ". The compiler always includes a file that refers to itself and cannot stop.
Treat by finding such a file and fixing the error.

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