Problems with a tutorial I found - anyone see why? Here is the code. ------------------------------ // Done by TheTutor -- 06/03/01 #include <conio.h> // So we can use kbhit() #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { // All we''re going to do is repeatedly print out a line of text until the user presses // a key do { cout << "Still in the do...while loop" << endl; } while(!kbhit()); return EXIT_SUCCESS; } // © 2001 GameTutorials ---------------------------------- The errors I get are on the line that contains return EXIT_SUCCESS; "Each declared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in." I tried messing with it but it does not seem to work. Anyone see why?

a) list what are the identifiers causing the error
b) #include <cstdlib>



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I tried the code, it works fine on mine... Anyways just go:

return 0;

instead of:

return EXIT_SUCCESS;

They do the same thing anyways (Somone correct me if i''m wrong)

Thanks that worked.

I guess I should report that to the author of the tutorials.

Thanks again.

I will try using 0. Its good to know even teachers can mess up.

Yeah both your solutions worked.

Thanks.

I wonder why it did not like the EXIT_SUCCESS on my compiler.

I am using MingW. Any ideas?

EXIT_SUCCESS is a constant defined ( equal to zero ) in <cstdlib>

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