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G++: no such file or directory;

#1

Dear folks,

pls be so kind to support me concerning my problem:

I’m not able to compile any file in sublime text, all packages are installed. With every other program Eclipse, DevC++, Codeblocks, it’s possible to compile and link the files. But not with sublime.

Also tried any instruction I was able to find: DE installScreenshot%20(78) /reinstall, build in files, etc. nothing worked.

Thanks in advance and kind regards,

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#2

Hi
Have you got a path issue ? Unfortunately my monitor and or eyesight isn’t good enough to see the contents of the window, and clicking on the image doesn’t zoom…

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#3

every thing is fine in my path.

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#5

but i don’t know why this is showing error (No such file or directory)

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#6

Anyone know resion, why it is showing error.

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#7

It can’t find the header bits/stdc++. It’s bad practice to use that header and it may well not work with the compiler/options you’re using, see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31816095/why-should-i-not-include-bits-stdc-h?rq=1. You’re better off just including string and iostream.

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#9

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Still the same problem occurs.

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#10

Could be a problem with your install, see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50504352/fatal-error-iostream-no-such-file-or-directory-include-iostream#50505568.

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#11

then why this is successfully running on DevC++, Codeblocks.

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#12

DevC++ for instance ships its own copy of minGW.

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#13

But my installation part is fine, You know any other solution?

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#14

Have you tried compiling from command prompt?

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#15

Yes it’s running successfully on command prompt but not with sublime. please help

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#16

Can you share the command you used that worked from command prompt?

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#17

Sure give me 2 min.

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