Bug 000217
When Created: 04/26/1998 21:39:20
Against DJGPP version: 2.01
By whom: spoonman@isys.ca
Abstract: GPP says streambuf.h not found when including iostream.h
But it's in the same directory! I have tried putting the full path into
iostream.h, and just putting "'s around it. No luck.
Note added: 06/13/1998 09:53:52
By whom: msiegel@wam.umd.edu
I am having the same problem. And I have also tried copying it and putting
in the full path with no luck.
Note added: 06/26/1998 15:22:51
By whom: kevin@webjac.com
Happens the same to me
what if we edit the code and change the name of streambuf.h to strbuf.h ?
I think it's a problem that arises from the 8+3 dos file format. Will tell you about the results when I have time using the comp on whixh the djgpp is installed.
Note added: 07/08/1998 05:31:35
By whom: kevin@webjac.com
I tried to do as above....ok...it found streambuf.h (that I reanmed strbf.h and changed all referencs to it as strbuf.h), but then it couldn;t find another header file. I stopped renaming and changing references cause I thought it would take a lifetime !. However if someone of you is desperate for a workaround....it works...but as I said t's too much of a hassle
Solution added: 07/24/1998 14:01:51
By whom: dpalm@writeme.com
You have to open DJGPP.ENV and change +lfn=n to +lfn=y
Solution added: 12/02/1998 13:00:13
By whom: stekman@earthling.net
Use UNZIP386.EXE to extract the files instead of WinZip.
Closed on 12/02/1998 13:00:41: Non-Bug: incorrect usage of Unzipper/not reading readme.1st
By whom: broeker@physik.rwth-aachen.de