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[Dev-C++] I can't get it to work

[Matt R. <mro...@al...>]

I use MetroWorks CodeWarrior IDE on my computer at school, and I assumed =
that C++ compilers were all the same.  I tried a simple program that =
works all the time on C++ and it failed on DEV C++ 5.  It was a simple =
program that took i, which equaled 5, and incremented it using a for =
loop, until it hit 10, and then the loop stoped.  But when I compiled =
it, the program said that cout and endl were un-defined identifiers and =
that <iostream.h> was not right?  Why won't it work?

Re: [Dev-C++] I can't get it to work

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Matt Roslevich escribió:

> I use MetroWorks CodeWarrior IDE on my computer at school, and I 
> assumed that C++ compilers were all the same.  I tried a simple 
> program that works all the time on C++ and it failed on DEV C++ 5.  It 
> was a simple program that took i, which equaled 5, and incremented it 
> using a for loop, until it hit 10, and then the loop stoped.  But when 
> I compiled it, the program said that cout and endl were un-defined 
> identifiers and that <iostream.h> was not right?  Why won't it work?

Well you shouldn't use headers in C++  that way, even with CodeWarrior.

It´s very advisable to use <iostream> (with/o .h) and tell the compiler 
to use the standard name space, like this:

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

...your code here

Cheers