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Subject: cout in Linux's C
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 00:31:31 +0800
> I'm new to C and Linux. I notice that Turbo C has a 'cout' and 'cin'
> command. What i sthe equivalent that I can use in Linux's C?
i haven't used Turbo C but i think cout is for C++ not C.
C uses stdout.
cin << "hello world" << endl; // this is C++ line
fprintf(stdout, "hello world\n"); /* this is C line */
or simply
printf("hello world\n"); /* does same as above */
if you want to use the word "cout", i think you can define like:
#define cout stdout
fprintf(cout, "hello world\n");
but i don't think it's a good idea
hope this helps.
--
yashi
