How do you get rid of C++ runtime errors on windows xp?
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Short of uninstalling the application that has the problem or ensuring that you have the correct versions of the runtime libraries (some incompatibilities do exist), there are a few things you can try to do.  C/C++ applications that are linked with the runtime libraries will use the versions that are in the Windows system folder.\n\nYou can get the appropriate versions of the libraries used by the application (especially if they are older versions) and copy them into the application's folder so they load from there first instead of the Windows folders.  The application may not work with the most recent runtime libraries.\n\nIf there is a bug in the application, however, updating the application that caused the runtime errors to get the latest version (or patch) may take care of the problem as well.  Definitely report this to the application vendor (if they are still around) so that you can possibly get a patch created for you.  If it is a bug and you cannot upgrade, you're kind of stuck unless you choose not to use that application anymore.
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I am not sure sir\nremember that the open gl uses in first\n\nUsing namespace std;\n\ni have a version of turbo c that give me errors when this line is entered if si then just delete this line ( '.__.')
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im no good with C++ but i think your missing some things at the end.
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That depends on the version. If you are running XP Professional/Home, there are a variety of troubleshooting techniques from Microsoft Support. I'll give you this as a starting point and hope it helps out.
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It's whatever error the coder put in whatever program you are using.  Look for a patch or find a message board that has whatever program that you are using.
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you havn't closed "void determinecost (...)" function with curly braces " } "\n\nin c++, you have to close any block of code with } that has been opened with {
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Obviously, the g++ front end is available, but that\ndoesn't strike me as being particularly easy to integrate\ninto another application.\n\nAt reference #1 (below), there's an extension called\nGCC-XML which parses C++ and produces parse trees in XML\nformat (which would be *much* easier for your application\nto process).  Maybe that's a closer fit.
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Resolution for script and runtime errors in Internet Explorer:\n\n1) Open internet explorer. \n2) Go to Tools-->Internet options-->Advanced. \n3) Uncheck the box for Enable Third Party Browser Extensions \n4) Uncheck the box for Display a notification about every script error \n5) Check the box for Disable script debugging \n6) Click Apply and OK. \n7) Close Internet Explorer. \n8) Open a new window. \n \nThe issue should now be resolved
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cplusplus.com for C++ programming stuff
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A run time error is a fault in the software happening when the program is active.\n\nYou haven't told us enough to help you.\n\nPlease tell us exactly what the error message is.\n\n///
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Start it from program files .what is the error u get
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You didn't mention which OS you are using, but I'd guess that it's a 32 bit version of Windows. The last version of Turbo C/C++ I saw was designed for 16 bit MSDOS. Anything newer than Windows 95 could have issues with this, but Windows should run 16 programs in compatibility mode.\n\nMicrosoft has a support page that addresses a problem that sounds like yours. It includes detailed instructions, so I'll add the link below.\n\nI hope this helps.
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I'm just guessing from what you've said that you're running a free compiler and trying to make a console application under Windows???.  If this is the case, try the following:\n1. Go to the line just above the "return 0;" statement in the main function.  Insert "system(pause);", without the doulble quotes of course.\n2. Make sure that either "#include <stdlib.h>" is included \nor "#include <cstdlib>" is included.  NOT both and changing one for the other may work fine or create errors.  If neither is present in your code, then use the "#include <stdlib.h>"  since it is more universal.  \n3. Recompile, rebuild and rerun.  This statement holds the window that it runs in open until you hit a key to continue and prompts you to hit one.  It is a call to an OS specific command and is NOT portable.  It will let you see what is likely happening.  \n\nThis will work if the problem is, as I suspect, that the program executes so quickly and closes the window before you can see what your program code has output.  Another way to avoid the insertion of code is to find the .exe file that is created and use the Start->Run from the task bar to run it.
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Install VB 6.0 runtime on the machine that might solve the problem.\n\nFile: VBRun60sp4.exe
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If you mean in C++\nJust compile your program and build and run it.. you'll find the .exe file in the Debug folder..
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Windows errors require a little bit of programming knowledge. You can generally google specific error. Or if you have error number go to \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/technet/support/ee/ee_advanced.aspx
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use regedit (Start->Run->regedit), search your program name in the regedit, find out related items in your registry and delete them. And then try again!