Geoffrey Lee wrote: > > Yo, > > > Does anyone know why gcc b0rks when someone includes things in a C++ app > > like > > > > include <header> > > > > rather than > > > > include <header.h> > > > > ? > > > > It must work with some versions of gcc as other people can compile it. > > > > Just curious but you use gcc command to compile c++ app? I would tend to use > the g++ command if I were you. It's the same thing. gcc detects that you're doing c++ based on file extension I believe -- Steve Fox http://k-lug.com
- [Cooker] include <header> Steve Fox
- [Cooker] Where is iostream.h? (was include <h... Steve Fox
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Guillaume Cottenceau
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Geoffrey Lee
- [Cooker] Re: include <header> Steve Fox
- [Cooker] Re: include <header> Kees de Bruin
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Steve Fox
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Julian Bordas
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Geoffrey Lee
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Steve Fox
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Ben Reser
- Re: [Cooker] include <header> Geoffrey Lee
