The solution of not being able to read the header File when vscode compiles and runs C++ Program

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Prerequisite: install vs code and MinGW, and configure the environment variables of MinGW.

Solution:

1. Open the C++ configuration file of vs code

Use the shortcut key ctrl+shift+p to open the search bar and enter C++

Open the icon configuration file

Add the header file in the include folder under the MinGW directory, such as: "Claxople MinGWAGWAGWPUBG *"

Then add the folder name at the end of the previous picture to the C++ configuration file

It should be noted that the copied file directory has forward slashes and backslashes. You need to change all\ backslashes to forward slashes, such as c:\ mingw\ bin\.. / lib/gcc/mingw32/4.6.2/include/c++.

Change to

CJV Universe MingwAccord... LIbUnix GCC Plus Mingw32 Universe 4.6.2According to

All file directories are double quotes with English punctuation at both ends. If not, an error may be reported.

After you add it, it looks like this:

Remember to save after the change, and type # include stdio.h at this time so that you won't make a mistake.

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