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Subject:	Re: IOSTREAM is deprecated. What now?
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Fausto Arinos Barbuto wrote:

>        
> Hi All;
> 
>     What header(s) should I use instead of IOSTREAM.H to avoid gpp
>     compilation warnings? (I know I can always use the -Wno-deprecated
>     switch, but that is silly IMO).

#include <iostream>

The (only) C++ standard does not use header names of the form <x.h>.
Even C headers of the form <x.h> are not usually used that way in C++, 
because of C++ namespace use, but are normally <cx> in C++.



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Martin Ambuhl

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