Recently, when configuring some projects, I couldn’t even open the iostream header file
Finally, we try to reset vs C + +, and successfully solve the problem.
My version is vs2013 in the following way
Tools -> Import and Export -> Reset all -> ..
Tools → import and export settings → reset all settings → next →
Select “save the current settings (I chose to reset directly)”,
Next → select “development language to reset (for example, Visual C + + development settings)” → finish
My CSDN first blog actually wrote this..
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