Error Message

[Zoogy83]

Can any help me out with a problem I am having. It seems that I have an error that I can't figure out. I cannot make a C++ program because i recieve an error: Error 1 fatal error C1083: Cannot open precompiled header file: 'Debug\Program.pch': No such file or directory c:\westwood\cs210\program\program\main.cpp 3

If anyone can help that would be great. I have tried to reinstall but the directory isn't there. I do have VS on my back-up computer and i works fine, but I need it on my main computer.

[dwurity]

error: Error 1 fatal error C1083: Cannot open precompiled header file: 'Debug\Program.pch': No such file or directory c:\westwood\cs210\program\program\main.cpp 3

Have you build the project, if you have compiled the class, first build the project and try to compile classes there after.

Thanx
dwurity

[humptydumpty]

Delete your Debug Folder From your WorkSpace and Onve Again rebuild your Project.
Thanx

[Zoogy83]

That still didn't work, it seems that something is missing! The "stdafx" files don't show up. Do you guys have anyother tips for me?

thanks

[humptydumpty]

Some Point from MSDN

Tips 

This error can occur if the file, subdirectory, or disk on which it 
resides is read-only. In this case, make the file writable or move the 
file to a writable disk. See your operating system documentation for 
information on removing the read-only attribute from a file.

This error may be caused by not having enough file handles. Close 
some open applications and recompile.

Trying to open a file or directory for which you do not have 
permission can cause this error. Move the file to a directory where 
you do have access privileges, or ask your network administrator to 
grant you access to the file.

If an include file could not be opened, check that the INCLUDE 
environment variable is set correctly and that the name of the file is 
spelled correctly.

Using double quotation marks around a complete path specification in 
a #include directive causes the standard directories to NOT be 
searched. See The #include Directive 
<_predir_the_.23.include_directive.htm> in the Preprocessor 
Reference for more information.

Thanx