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Subject: Re: Where can i find the fstream class
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Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 17:55:44 -0600
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The fstream classes should be defined in <iostream.h>, along with cout and cin.

PT wrote:

> I've written some functions using the fstream class (MSVC 1.52 DOS), now i'm
> converting everything to 32bit using gcc. bt where can i find that class ?
> (?.h)(?.a)