I have to make some assumptions here.
1. You said you used gcc. To use the c++ compiler you have to call g++.
2. If you used g++, in order to use c++ include files (e.g., <iostream>), you
have to have to put the following line in the code to allow use of the include
files without the .h extension:
using namespace std;
Behemoth8u wrote:
Hi everyone,
I installed Fedora on my computer a few days ago. I figured I would try out the c++ compiler, so I made a simple program and ran gcc on it. However, I get errors about things in the standard library files (<iostream>). Anyone have any suggestions? This is a fresh install.
Thanks for any help!
