JOORDEE

Hi guys, ive been having a problem with my compiler, every type of code I type in ends up with the same error:
general error c10100b1: Failed to load file "..\Debug\Hello world.exe". The system cannot find the path specified.

now I dont think theres anything wrong with my code. you tell me:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
cout << " Hello there world!\n";

return 0

}

Thats simple hello world code thats works katrillions of times before. Can anyone help me solve this problem?

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lectricpharaoh

Try removing spaces from the name of your file/project, so the executable is "helloworld.exe" or something instead. If the IDE is not enclosing the path and filename in quotes, the OS won't find it, but will be looking for the file "hello" and trying to pass "world.exe" as a parameter to it.

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JOORDEE

I just tried that and it didnt work, ive had files with only one word in the title that didnt work either.

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L7Sqr

might be just a typo, but the return statement from main should end with a semicolon.

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JOORDEE

well I thought you had something there but I opened the project and the semicolon was still there, I even started a new project and did the code over again, so I still need a programming expert to help me with this problem

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JOORDEE

ok guys problem solved, I had to move the source file into the project file, I know thats common sense but I assumed it was already in the hello world file, I never had a problem like this this before. So thanks alot.

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