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Re: iostream header missing?
On Mon, Jun 19, 2000 at 03:13:24PM +0200, Gerald Marewo wrote:
> Musi we Sat, Jun 2000 nenguva dza 07:12:10PM +0200, Gael Queri akati:
>
> > No, the 1997 ANSI C++ standard require the standard headers to
> > not have an extension.
> >
> > iostream.h was the old name
>
> How do I get the code to compile without manually changing iostream
> to iostream.h?
hehe... The name wasn't the only change :)
As I said before you should upgrade your c++ compiler and libs, look at
http://sourceware.cygnus.com/gcc/ for something more recent like
gcc-2.95.2
You can alternatively just upgrade your libstdc++. What is your current
version ? (ls /usr/lib/lib*++*)
And why do you want to use octave-2.1.30 ? The stable (2.0.16) version
should certainly work better with your old g++.
regards, gael