Re: [Anjuta-list] I am getting frustrated

[Johannes Schmid <johannes schmid gmx de>]

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Hi!

Maybe you should take a look here:

http://www.linux-programming-newbie.org/

Anyway, <iostream.h> is not found because you have to simply include
<iostream> (without the .h) according to the C++-Standard. Please note
that Microsoft and Borland tend to not refer to the C++-Standard
correctly. This can mean that some code with should not work according
to the standard will work with this compilers. Anyway, it stays wrong!

For details see the ANSI-C++ Standard. Please note that this mailing
list is mainly for problems with the Anjuta IDE, not for linux
programming problems in general.

Regards,
Johannes

don nelson schrieb:
> I have purchased a computer that I wanted to write a C++ program.  Seven
> years ago I took a programming class.  The text laid out a set of files
> to include at the beginning of the program.  When I took the class I
> used the Microsoft and the Borland compilers.  Both of these companies
> recognized when I typed in the phrase # include <iostream.h>.
> 
> I have tried to type that into a simple program and your system will not
> accept that command nor does it recognize the commands associated such
> as cout and endl.  I find it difficult to move ahead on my learning if
> such basics are at odds with your system.  
> 
> Do you provide responses or do I need to try another compiler?
> 
> 
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