From: tpmod666 AT yahoo DOT com (tuomas)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: wont compile in DJGPP
Date: 19 Sep 2001 05:10:33 -0700
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Radical NetSurfer wrote in message news:<rmkbqts82mm3vm2t2hi8cd0lu115enar2d AT 4ax DOT com>...
> Just as an experiment to see what my installation of DJGPP 2.03
> (GCC 2.95.3) would do, I tried, and got this output:
--cut

In the headers, try to use the syntax <library.h> and remove all the
std:: stuff. If this won't work, try to link your program with
stdcx-library ( -lstdcx). I'm not sure if this works - in the case try
to load the newest version of gcc and try with that...