[Captain Vimes]

When I'm working on my Space Invaders program as SDL practice, I keep running into a problem. My engine uses vectors to keep track of the sprites and tiles to display, but it says that _M_start and all this stuff in the vector file is undeclared.

Now, I thought I'd fixed that by adding #include <stdlib>. And I did. It worked when I clicked compile and run. But then I clicked c&r again and it said

<stdlib>: no such file or directory

followed by all these vector errors from before!
I changed nothing. Any ideas what's happening here?
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"Sometimes it is better to light a flamethrower than to curse the darkness."
- Terry Pratchett

[Ninkazu]

.h

Also, no code never helps.

[Rainer Deyke]

std::vector is defined in <vector> (as in #include <vector>). The C stdlib is in <cstdlib> in C++ (as in #include <cstdlib>). The same patterns applies to all standard C headers, e.g. <stdio> becomes <cstdio> in C++.