[Mingw-users] I'm a doofus

[Mark S. <br...@rc...>]

The answer is probably staring me in the face but I can's see what I'm 
doing wrong.  Summary: I'm  trying out some ideas in a quickie test file 
for a class design.  I'm overloading the << and >> operators so I can 
print out my new class.  Even tho I'm verbatium copying the declarations 
of the ostream and istream operators, I'm getting an error.  What the 
heck am I doing wrong?

The errors:
fix_test.cpp|7| ISO C++ forbids declaration of `istream' with no type
fix_test.cpp|7| `istream' is neither function nor member function; 
cannot be
|| declared friend
fix_test.cpp|7| parse error before `&' token
fix_test.cpp|8| ISO C++ forbids declaration of `ostream' with no type
fix_test.cpp|8| `ostream' is neither function nor member function; 
cannot be
|| declared friend
fix_test.cpp|8| parse error before `&' token
|| fix_test.cpp: In constructor `FixedInt::FixedInt(double)':

Numbers in |#| format indicate line numbers in my file.  The offending 
file is here:

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>
#include <iomanip>


class FixedInt {
	friend ostream &operator<<(ostream&, const FixedInt&);	// 7
	friend istream &operator>>(istream&, FixedInt&);		// 8
	friend const FixedInt operator*(const FixedInt& lhs,
									const FixedInt& rhs);
	friend const FixedInt operator/(const FixedInt& lhs,
									const FixedInt& rhs);
	friend const FixedInt operator+(const FixedInt& lhs,
									const FixedInt& rhs);
	friend const FixedInt operator-(const FixedInt& lhs,
									const FixedInt& rhs);
	
	public:
		FixedInt();
		FixedInt(const double);
		//~FixInt();
	
	protected:
		FixedInt(const int);

	private:
		int	data;
};

And just to be totally complete, here's my makefile:

fix_test: fix_test.cpp
	g++ -o fix_test fix_test.cpp

I just don't get what I'm doing wrong here.... heeeeelllllppppp!!!

Thanks... :/