Unable to open include file 'stdio.h" in turbo c

[mizaki100]

But when i check the include folder i found an STDIO h file what does it mean i am a beginner thanks in advance

[Banfa]

It means you compiler is configured incorrectly and is not looking in that directory.

[Dheeraj Joshi]

Check the directory where include files present is same as which is pointed by your compiler?

Regards
Dheeraj Joshi

[donbock]

Filenames in DOS and Windows are not case-sensitive. Your program's attempt to include stdio.h will be satisfied by a file named STDIO.H. Don't let the uppercase filename worry you.

You want to be careful to pretend you never noticed the file on your system is called STDIO.H. Your source code should still refer to the standard all-lower-case filename. Some day your program might be ported to an environment that more closely matches C and unix norms.

It is customary to use angle brackets around the names of standard library headers:
#include <stdio.h>

Some compilers use a different directory search list for angle-bracket includes; for other compilers there is no difference between quotes and angle-brackets. No way to know what your compiler does until you give it a try.

[ManoosAjnabi]

Just check the directory settings in your IDE. I do not exactly remember since haven't used it much in the past 6/7 years. But if you know the path to the header file, update the existing path in your IDE with the correct path and it should be alright.

Hope this helps!
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