From: "John Harrison" <jahhaj AT bigfoot DOT com>
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Subject: Re: passing istringstream as istream in param
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[snip]

>
> If, as John suspects, M$VC also has an iostream.h defining an iostream
> class,
> things could get trickier. In that case, you're better off changing the
> flex skeleton (by including iostream instead of iostream.h if WIN32
> is defined, for example) and recompiling flex.

It does.

john