Hi Franki. Does your book mention anything about the Standard C++ Library? It's a cross-platform standard for i/o routines and abstract data types. Many compilers have support for it now, including gcc on linux.
Here is a short example: http://guymcarthur.com/resources/code/c++/guess/ As you can see, the differences are 1. leave off the dot h to get the standard c++ library headers: #include <iostream> #include <string> and 2. use the std:: namespace specifier to use things from those headers, e.g. std::string str = "a new string"; and std::cout << str << std::endl; -- Guy McArthur * email{[EMAIL PROTECTED]} http{guymcarthur.com}
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