What is wrong with my code? 1

[SurvivorTiger]

Hi everyone,
This is just a simple win32 console application. When i try to build this project i get the following message:

fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive
Error executing cl.exe.

Here is my code:

/*Conversion.c -- Currency conversion*/

#include<stdio.h>

int main(void)

{

float dollar; /* US dollar amount */

float canada; /* Canada equivalent */

float britian; /* Britian equivalent */

float euro; /* Euro equivalent */

float turkey; /* Turkey equivalent */

float australia; /* Australia equivalent */

printf("Currency Conversion\n");

printf("Get the currencies for Canada, Britian, Euro, Tureky,Australia dollars\n");

printf("Please enter your amount in US dollars: $");

 

/*get input from the user*/

scanf("%f", &dollar);

/*dollar amount is multiplied by the currency conversion amount*/

canada = dollar * 1.4579811639700555421395798116397;

britian = dollar * .26409373554653373760213782825428;

euro = dollar * 0.55427337701012507444907683144729;

turkey = dollar * .388889000000;

australia = dollar * 1.6679581557535838822161952731499;

printf("Your dollar amount is worth $%.2f. in Canada\n", canada);

printf("Your dollar amount is worth $%.3f. in Britian\n", britian);

printf("Your dollar amount is worth $%.4f. in Euro\n", euro);

printf("Your dollar amount is worth $%.5f. in Turkey\n", turkey);

printf("Your dollar amount is worth $%.6f. in Australia\n", australia);

return 0;

}

Can anyone tell me what's wrong?
Thanks in advance.

AIM: survivertiger

http://net38.ath.cx

 

[ArkM]

Follow this pattern (in VC++ 6 with project wizard):
1. Add more useful includes in stdafx.h (see TODO part)
2. Compile stdafx.cpp (and recompile after next adding
3. Go on...
StdAfx stuff makes precompiled headers OK...

 

[cooldude66]

There should be a space in between,

#include<stdio.h>

It should be,

#include <stdio.h>

 

[uolj]

Precompiled headers (like stdafx.h) are used to speed up builds for large projects with lots of includes. Since yours is a simple console app, you do not need precompiled headers. To turn them off:

VC++ 6.0
For an existing project, go to Project->Settings, select the C/C++ tab, change the category to Precompiled Headers, and select 'Not using precompiled headers'.

If you are making a new Win32 Console App project, make sure to select 'An empty project' in step 1.

VC++ 7.x (.NET)
For an existing project, go to Project->Project Properties, look for the Precompiled Headers option under C/C++ and turn it off. I don't remember the exact steps and don't have my .NET compiler in front of me, but you should be able to find it.

If you are making a new project, make sure to select 'Empty Project' or 'Blank Project' instead of Console Project so that it doesn't add unnecessary stuff to your code.

 

[SurvivorTiger]

Thank you uolj...it worked!

AIM: survivertiger

http://net38.ath.cx