From: G DOT DegliEsposti AT ads DOT it
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 17:21:16 +0100
Subject: Re: Re: iostream.h
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>> first you don't have some header files like iostream.h
>> sorry if there's some other file names becoz i'm used to Borland C++
>> so, i used io.h for a test prog like this:
>>
>>    #include <io.h>
>
>i simply don't get this. how do you get the name of the header right in
>the subject line and not in the code?
>
>make sure you downloaded the zip files required for C++. (i.e. read
>README.1ST.) use #include <iostream.h>

Maybe I could be wrong (my knowledge of english is not so good :-) but
I hope I can answer your dubts... :-)

I think he was saying that under BC he uses iostream.h and he didn't find
it
(so that he could not use it) with djgpp so he had to use io.h as a
substitution.

I still do not understand why *io.h* :-)

Anyway, to the original poster:
dgjpp *has* a file iostream.h in lang/cxx. Maybe it could be a problem in
your
configuration... does it give errors using other c++ include files?

ciao
  Giacomo