From: DrkDrgn5 AT aol DOT com
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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 22:47:47 EST
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Im sorry, but i couldn't get my system info by what the FAQ told me. I have a 
windows 95 computer, with plenty of ram (64) and hard drive space (1 geg 
free). My problem is as follows:

I heard great things about DJGPP so I downloaded it (zip picker got me the 
files for RHIDE, C, C++) from ftp.cdrom.com (i think) and unzipped it all to 
C:\DJGPP with winzip. Some files from gpp2952b extreacted into lang/cxx so I 
copied the headers and put them into the include dirrector (so rhide could 
fine them). I wrote a quick and simple program:

#include <iostream.h>

main{
cout<<"Hello world";
}

and I got hundreds of errors from streambuf.h and iostream.h. Where did I go 
wrong? Should I have not selected C stuff?

Thanks!

Michael Schmitz