Tips and Common Problems

• Compiler can't find Include files

  There are two ways to give the compiler the files it needs to build your project:
  
  
  1. Add the files to the current directory
     • Locate the directory containing the CCC header files (typically, c:\ccc\cccfiles)
     • In File manager or Explorer, copy its entire contents to your current directory
       (for example, from c:\ccc\cccfiles to c:\ccc\examples\ch1)
     
     
  2. Add the Directory to the Includes list
     • Select the Options | Directories from the main menu.
       
       
       
     • In the resulting Directories dialog box under Include directories, type the Drive and complete pathname to the directory containing all ccc header files, by default it is c:\ccc\cccfiles
       
       
       

• The Example program shows a blank Black screen

  
  Turbo C++ 3.0 does not support MS-Windows applications. Check to see if the program source file for yur program has a line reading
  
  #define CCC_WIN.
  
  If so, the only way to build this example is to switch compilers, e.g. to Borland's BC 3.1 or later.