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Subject: Re: Getting iostream.h to work
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2002 11:33:46 -0500
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"Origin" <mathman AT singnet DOT com DOT sg> escribió en el mensaje
news:aghl81$9mo$1 AT reader02 DOT singnet DOT com DOT sg...

Please, don't top post. Leave some contextual info.

> I tried adding the line, RHIDE now tells me 'parse error before 'std' and
> 'Warning: data definition has no type or storage class'.               ^^^


You type

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

? Maybe, do you type the leading ", such that it appears in Randy post?

> I changed the Include directory to /lang/cxx-v31/backward, seeing that's
> where your error msgs refer to. Now, RHIDE tells me 'iostream: <without
the
> .h"> no such file or directory (ENOENT)"
>
> The trouble may be with the directory structure of my library files, since
I
> get a "<filename>: No such file or directory (ENOENT)", which is different
> from your quoted error msgs. My /include directory is unpacked entirely
from
> djdev203.zip, and my /lang directory is from gpp31b.zip, both from the zip
> picker at Delorie.com. Any ideas as to what's wrong?
>

Try, at command line:

gpp -o hello.exe hello.cpp

to see if your problem is related to bad configuration of DJGPP.

Additional:

What OS are you using? Are you set varialble LFN=y?

Regards

J. L.