From:	"Gwen" <mb11363 AT chello DOT be>
Subject:	Re: what's the equivalent of <iostream.h> for gpp ?
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> I'm experiencing some problems with stdio.h and I want to use iostream.h,
In fact, I think I'll have the same problems with iostream.h : I can't
recognize when I read a file when there is a carriage return.
I tried this : 

int c=getc(f);
while (c!=13) { addch(c); }

It displays all the characteres of my files, with the cariage return but it
doesn't break the loop and it reachs the end of file and loops forever.

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