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Is it possible to use something like "bits/stdc++.h" in Visual Studio?
By difask, 10 years ago, In English

Hello! Is it possible to use something like "bits/stdc++.h" in Visual Studio? For those who mightn't know, "bits\stdc++.h" includes many headers, like iostream,algorithm,cstdio,cstdlib,vector and much more. Thank you!

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yup, sure you can do this with little trick. Just copy "bits" Folder to this location "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\VC\include". This "bits" folder can be taken from MinGW Compiler.

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    sorry. Made a mistake. Done. Thanks!

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      i think you can submit with g++ compiler

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      Submit with g++ compiler, and use Visual Studio as IDE with its MSVC++ for compiling and testing codes on your system. So to make MSVC++ include "bits/stdc++.h" do as mentioned in above comment and remember to submit the codes in g++ and not in MSVC++ in Online Judges. Sorry for Late reply, I was kind of busy. :)

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