I am new to c++ programming and I am getting the message that iostream-h doesn't exist when I try to include it using
#include <iostream-h>
If I use #include <iostream> then it tells me that cout is not declared.
I've been trying to follow some of the tutorials with much frustration.
iostream
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Re: iostream
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iostream.h
Only use <iostream> - if you still get errors, then you are probably not using it correctly (you should use std::cout, unless you explicitly added 'using namespace std')
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Re: iostream
Thanks Eran. I finally decided to change from codelite in Linux to using codelite in Windows and I found that it now works fine.
Perhaps some of the files hadn't loaded properly into the Linux version!
Perhaps some of the files hadn't loaded properly into the Linux version!