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The information what u given is not enough
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Re: What error is that?
Well, it looks like you have a unicode identifier somewhere in your code, probably just before the code you posted.
Unicode identifies are not supported in VS.NET 2003, I think they are in VS.NET 2005 You really should post some more of the code, specifically code before line 337 regards, |
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according to your information just go through MSDN.and if possible post your code error no C3209 occurs 'char' : Unicode identifiers are not yet supported Unicode characters are not supported here#include <stdio.h> Code:
int main()
{
// use the following syntax instead
int \u30c2\u30dc = 10;
printf("%d\n", \u30c2\u30dc);
}
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Okay, i got the error[GOD_MODE]. Indeed is the operator problem.. geez.. Thank you all Guys m_sivadhas humptydumpty Darka |
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