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>There are better ways of doing this, but the addition of using namespace >std; solves the problem. Another one is to just add std:: in front of cout & string, to make it std::cout and std::string. >Apparently, Red Hat 7.2 (gcc 2.96) solves this either as a compiler >default or by altering the header files. Sometimes, when you add the '.h' to the include name, it is an ad hoc standard to put everything into the global namespace. You really should be including <iostream>, not <iostream.h>. Probably later versions don't adhere to this unofficial standard. -- Jonathan Arnold (mailto:jdarnold at buddydog.org) Amazing Developments http://www.buddydog.org There is only one satisfying way to boot a computer. --J.H.Goldfuss
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