Does dev c++ have cstdlib and time.h?

Question

I have a c++ code with cstdlib and time.h, but it wont compile, so do i have to download those and if so where?

Answer 1

Change time.h to #include



time.h is the old way of doing things.

Answer 2

Any standards-compliant C++ compiler allows both #include (per paragraph 18.3 of the standard) and #include (per paragraph D.5). Although time.h is one of the 18 headers that are deprecated, they are still normative in the current revision.



Post exact error messages.

Answer 3

Nick is correct.



Here's a link that shows the old C style headers and the new C++ headers:



http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/



cassert (assert.h)

cctype (ctype.h)

cerrno (errno.h)

cfloat (float.h)

ciso646 (iso646.h)

climits (limits.h)

clocale (locale.h)

cmath (math.h)

csetjmp (setjmp.h)

csignal (signal.h)

cstdarg (stdarg.h)

cstddef (stddef.h)

cstdio (stdio.h)

cstdlib (stdlib.h)

cstring (string.h)

ctime (time.h)