Precision & Fixed commands

[Nobody/Anonymous]

I am trying to get a value output to two decimal places using code that works in MS Visual C++:
cout << fixed;
cout.precision(2);
but in bloodshed I am getting errors that "Fixed" is undelcared.  Do I need to include another libary other then cmath?  In MS C++ need to add the line "using namespace std;" after my #includes, but bloodshed dosen't seem to reconize that line.
Thanks.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Here is something i put together that uses what you asked about.
Could be better,but i did it for demo not great style...

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <stdlib.h>
   
using namespace std;

int main()
   {
cout.setf(ios::fixed); // " "                    
cout.precision(2) ; // both affect all below
   
double salePrice = 0;
double discnt = 0;
double oPFactor = 1;
   
          
cout <<"Test Program "<< "\n";
cout << " Enter sale price and the Discount% as: .10 = 10%" << "\n \n";
cout << " Enter the salePrice " << "\n \n";
cout << ": ";
cin >> salePrice;         
                  
cout << "\n";
                                   
cout << " Enter the Discount " << "\n \n";
cout << ": ";
cin >> discnt;   
cout << "\n";
        
double  oPrice = (salePrice * (oPFactor/(oPFactor-discnt))); 
        
  cout << "The Price befoe the Discount was: " 
  << setw(14)<< oPrice << "\n";
           
system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}

j@ck_

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Great style or not it works perfect, Thanks.