From: roadraat AT aol DOT com (RoadRaat)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Differences between DJGPP & Visual C++
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>You can use
> #include <iostream>
>, although not _all_ standard C++ headers are present at the current
>time.
>

Okay, but I still don't get it why I can't use the fixed and scientific
manipulators from <iomanip>

I found <iostream> and <iomanip> in my installed library, so I'm sure I have
them.  However, the following code results in a message that the identifier
'fixed' is undeclared:

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

...
...
...
simple code to compute the area of a circle;

cout << fixed << area << endl;

This code works fine when I compile it with MS Visual C++, so I know I don't
have other problems with it.  Why won't DJGPP include the manipulator 'fixed'? 
It doesn't work for 'scientific' either?

RoadRaat