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Date: Tue, 01 Dec 1998 18:43:47 +0000
From: Allens <allen DOT asjp AT cableol DOT co DOT uk>
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To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: Re: An include file won't work (iostream.h)
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Rename libstdcx to libstdcxx (Another lfn problem).  If the problems
continue, then I would recomend you reunzip with a lfn (long file name)
aware unzipper such as winzip for win9x.

		Peter Allen

Kryztofer Plorze wrote:
> 
> Dear the people at Delorie software,
> I am really an amateur at programming, but I noticed that when I
> included iostream.h in a C++ file it would say that it needed a file
> called streambuf.h.  So I renamed streambu.h to streambuf.h in
> lang/cxx/.  Then when I compiled again (using gxx file.cc -o file.exe),
> it said that there was no file called _g_config.h.  So I went to
> lang/cxx/ and changed _g_confi.h to _g_config.h.  But now that the
> compiler says that it can't open -lstdcxx.  Please tell me what to do,
> because I can't do anything without the functions in iostream.h.
> 
> Kryztofer
> (I'm only 12 and I wanted to experiment with programming.)
> 
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