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    compiler error about precompiled header.

    Hello, gurus.

    c:\projects\testthread\cfaststr.cpp(1455) : fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive

    This is an error message.
    My situation is this.
    I worte a class and I tested it in console program.
    And it did work right but when I compiled in MFC exe program
    the message above is popped.
    I think is the problem is in the precompiled header file.
    What do I have to do?
    Need your help.


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    Re: compiler error about precompiled header.

    You need to inluce the "stdafx.h" file into your .cpp file.

    All .cpp ifles in a MFC project need to include this file.


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    Re: compiler error about precompiled header.

    Try eliminating the switch [-Yu "stdafx.h"] from your Project|Settings|C++[Tab]|Project Options...

    OR

    Include the Pre-Compiled Header [#include "StdAfx.h"] to your .cpp file...

    Here is the Error info found in the Help|Index under C1010:

    ************************************************************************************************
    Fatal Error C1010
    unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive

    A precompiled header was specified, but it did not contain a precompiled header directive.

    This error can be caused by specifying an incorrect file as a header file, or by specifying an include file with the /Yu (Use Precompiled Header) command line option that is not listed in the source file as an include file.
    ************************************************************************************************


    Thanks in advance,

    Dan
    Thanks,
    Dan

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