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Subject: Re: can't use cout?
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"Dave Lemmens" <dave AT dl-mail DOT dhs DOT org> wrote in message
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> > > cout << "test";

you might want to get in the habit of declaring your namespaces, or
qualifying each call as in 'std::cout', or the lazier syntax will bite you
down the road.