Using AP classes

[ApocII]

I am at my wit's end here, trying to use AP classes with my newly installed Visual C++ .NET. I've added the files ap(whatever).h and ap(whatever).cpp to the includes file, which didn't work, then I undid that and went into the Solutions Explorer properties and entered the directory into the Additional Include directories, which didn't work, then I undid that and just entered #include "C:\APClasses\apvector.h" into my .cpp (both with and without the .h), which didn't work, and then I tried that with angle brackets, which also didn't work.

Someone please tell me what kind of n00b-like error I am committing? :o :confused:


(EDIT: Assignment is due TOMORROW! PLEASE HELP! )

[ApocII]

Okay, I think I've fixed my problem... Only now the compiler chokes on #include assert in the apsting.cpp... And oddly enough, assert.h is in the original Includes file. So, it can't find this file that came with the program , and I'm totally lost once again.

[EDIT:] Turns out if I get rid of the offending #include assert, it fails to find stdlib as well. Getting rid of the entire apstring.cpp brings me back to square one where it won't find apstring.

Throw me a bone here, folks!

[ApocII]

:eek: :confused:

Yet more developments on the ongoing unwatched drama of Apoc's poor, screwed up VC++.NET:

I've downloaded newer versions of the apclasses. Go me!

But now the compiler chokes on #include ctype, which is actually also in the existing includes file.

[ApocII]

Arrrgghhh! HELP ME!!! :mad: