While the manual addition of a file path (i.e. Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\Include\) may have solved the windows.h issue it is symptomatic of a problem with the VS2015 installation. It should not have been necessary for you to make such a manual addition for one of the default VC++ directories paths.

Jan 23, 2009 · 3. You are missing a Dirs file between the directory that you are building and the root of your platform where your sources.cmn resides. Build.exe finds the sources.cmn file by searching up from the current folder until if finds a folder that does not have a Dirs file, then it goes down one more to open and process the sources.cmn file. © 2012 - 2016 aiuxian.com All Rights Reserved. 沪ICP备13005482号-2 Mar 18, 2008 · [RESOLVED] Persistent "Cannot open include file: 'windows.h'" issue I gather this is a fairly common issue from my digging through these and other forums, so I will outline what I have done and hopefully we can resolve this quickly. This happens on our school's lab computers, and we have a solution to deal that problem for all lab computers imaged: Solution: I do not know if this is the default behavior, so in Visual Studio 2013 Community (and Professional, which we use in our school), by default should be included in the installation. windows.h is the header that (in turn) defines all the interfaces to Microsoft's win32 and is what you use when you are writing Windows programs on a PC (either in MSVC or when using GCC and MinGW). It has no place in an AVR program.

If you enable verbose mode when compiling, and look at the .cpp file that the IDE creates from your .ino file, you will see that you ARE using that header file in EVERY sketch. Take your blinders off once in a while.

print1.c:1:22: fatal error: pseudo97.h: No such file or directory このエラーは、おおまかに以下のことを言っています。 ファイル print1.c でエラーが起こっている。 pseudo97.h が必要とされているが、そのような名前のファイルやディレクトリは見つからない。 So I found windows.h and put it into C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Include\um and then I got a few errors, so I searched it up and then I decided to uninstall everything that had to do with visual studio and Redistributable Packages.

Well, create a file in that directory where your main file is. Name it stdafx.h. Cut and copy line 1/2 to that file. the first line of your main file (and all other implementation files) must be #include "stdafx.h"

If you enable verbose mode when compiling, and look at the .cpp file that the IDE creates from your .ino file, you will see that you ARE using that header file in EVERY sketch. Take your blinders off once in a while. Jump to ↵ No suggested jump to results Oct 12, 2016 · fix no such file or directory in code block - Duration: 2:26. Hiệp Đàm 13,827 views. 2:26. Career Paths for Software Engineers and how to navigate it. - Duration: 13:15.