Jacob Lund Fisker wrote: > On Tue, 30 Oct 2007, camdoclark wrote: > > >> One time, when I went online to find a tutorial for c++, I found one. I >> used it on my compiler and it worked. When I use the other book I have >> that didn't work. What I found out is this: >> >> Tutorial online header was: >> >> #include <iostream> >> >> Book: >> >> #include <iostream.h> >> >> >> Is it that my compiler doesn't support iostream.h? >> >> P.S. I am using Dev-C++ as my compiler. >> > > Your book is old? iostream.h has been deprecated. Actually, iostream.h was _never_ part of the standard, therefore it canNOT be deprecated. > I don't know why your > compiler does not not support iostream.h though (keep in mind that > iostream!=iostream.h). > why should it support iostream.h? It was never part of the standard. There is no definition for what should have been in any particular iostream.h My compiler, for example, doesn't have an iostream.h in it's headers.
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