Re: iostream error.

Neroku wrote:
Prasad ha escrito:


Hi All,

I am executing simple hello world program. But, getting compile time
errors.
What is the problem here?

prasad@D-T11673A:~/programs/c> cat bst.cpp
#include<iostream>


It should be #include <iostream.h>, that's why your compiler doesn't
find the iostream header.

a) There are no headers named <iostream> or <iostream.h> in C. Your advice is off-topic and
b) your advice is *wrong*. The completely off-topic C++ header is, in fact, named <iostream>.

You seem capable of understanding either that <news:comp.lang.c> is not for other languages or that there is an actual standard for that other language, which your bogus advice contradicts.
.

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