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There is a <vector> header file in the C++ standard library.

However that <vector> starts with a lower-case character. On Windows upper or lower case doesn’t matter in file names, but on Linux it does. May this be the problem?

1+1=2 wrote:

Is

1. Vector

a header file created by yourself?

nope, and also I check those header files and its exactly exist there

MuldeR wrote:

There is a <vector> header file in the C++ standard library.

However that <vector> starts with a lower-case character. On Windows upper or lower case doesn’t matter in file names, but on Linux it does. May this be the problem?

give me more detail please

pmjz wrote:

1+1=2 wrote:

Is

1. Vector

a header file created by yourself?

nope, and also I check those header files and its exactly exist there

Can you tell us where is the header and which package provide it?

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I don’t think a serious tool will provide such a header file.

ok,simply, I have a package named units which includes all header files

There seems to be no file “Vector” in ../units. Please be aware that case matters on linux: if the file is called “vector”, then ‘#include “Vector”’ will fail. On windows that will work.

you guys are right, changing to vector is working very well,thanks