From: Scott Billings <aerogemsx AT netins DOT net>
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Subject: C++ code doesn't compile
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 16:21:53 -0600
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Well, that's not entirely true, it just won't compile using GCC. If I
use something like GPP or G++ it will.

This seems to be a problem with both GCC 2.7.2.1 and 2.8.0 (I'm using
2.8 right now). If I try and compile something using the "gcc source.cpp
-o source.exe" I get all kinds of errors about an undefined referance to
cout and just about every other function I use. Yes, I did add the
#include <iostream.h> at the top. I've also tried the -X c++ switch to
no avail. I've even tried using different extensions, like .cc .cpp .cxx
... None work.

Anyone have any further suggestions?

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