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[Dev-C++] IS THIS C OR C++

[<En...@ao...>]

hello
 i use windows XP ; i
 did downloaded DEV-C++ 4.9.7.0 WITH GCC3.2. but
 i can not write any program with c++. acually
 it work on c. there is no header file iostream
 and there is no cout . it only accept printf
scanf stdio and so on. i have A book about C++and all
the example wont work. what should i do?
 best regards

Re: [Dev-C++] IS THIS C OR C++

[Brenden T. <br...@rc...>]

En...@ao... wrote:

> hello
> i use windows XP ; i
> did downloaded DEV-C++ 4.9.7.0 WITH GCC3.2. but
> i can not write any program with c++. acually
> it work on c. there is no header file iostream
> and there is no cout . it only accept printf
> scanf stdio and so on. i have A book about C++and all
> the example wont work. what should i do?
> best regards

File -> New Project -> Console Application -> C++ Project -> Ok


>

Re: [Dev-C++] IS THIS C OR C++

[kr33z <kr...@wp...>]

Hi
> > i can not write any program with c++. acually
> > it work on c. there is no header file iostream
> > and there is no cout . it only accept printf
> > scanf stdio and so on. i have A book about C++and all
> > the example wont work. what should i do?
> > best regards
> 
> File -> New Project -> Console Application -> C++ Project -> Ok
> 
It wont help you. New GCC requires that you explicitely define
that you want to use standard namespace:

#include <iostream>
//there is no .h !!

using namespace ::std;

int main()
{
   cout << "asdfkjkrjt" ;
}

Re: [Dev-C++] IS THIS C OR C++

[<cg...@wo...>]

Yes, there is .h, it is in include/c++/3.2/bacward

kr33z escribi=F3:

>Hi
> =20
>
>>>i can not write any program with c++. acually
>>>it work on c. there is no header file iostream
>>>and there is no cout . it only accept printf
>>>scanf stdio and so on. i have A book about C++and all
>>>the example wont work. what should i do?
>>>best regards
>>>     =20
>>>
>>File -> New Project -> Console Application -> C++ Project -> Ok
>>
>>   =20
>>
>It wont help you. New GCC requires that you explicitely define
>that you want to use standard namespace:
>
>#include <iostream>
>//there is no .h !!
>
>using namespace ::std;
>
>int main()
>{
>   cout << "asdfkjkrjt" ;
>}
>
>
>
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