Hi since iostream is a standard library you should write
#include <iostream> As said by someone else iostream.h is an older header. the <> denotes that the library is in a default library path. (which is implementation defined for the C++ compiler) There was one who had it working with #include "iostream" but that probably means a PATH has been set or defined somewhere else. Note: i dont know the OpenBSD C++ compiler, and i dont know how it works in the OpenBSD environment. Which i hope to remedy in the summer period : ) Mic
