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Re: Namespace support?
- To: "MISTY D LINVILLE" <linvilmd at daleth dot grace dot edu>
- Subject: Re: Namespace support?
- From: David Young <dyoung at vviuh221 dot vvi dot com>
- Date: Mon, 28 Sep 98 17:42:21 -0400
- Cc: gnu-win32 at cygnus dot com
- References: <199809280608.BAA30613@daleth.grace.edu>
- Reply-To: dyoung at vviuh221 dot vvi dot com
Then find a good free Unix and free compiler (gcc++).
Use NT only if you have to or are coerced into doing so.
I can't believe your instructor would mandate such stringent requirements.
That is a bunch of baloney.
Thanks A Bunch! David Young; VVI-DCS
http://www.vvi.com
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From: "MISTY D LINVILLE" <linvilmd@daleth.grace.edu>
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Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1998 00:12:37 +0000
Subject: Namespace support?
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Hi! I'm a new C++ student, and I'd rather not use a commercial
compiler at this point, since I'm poor. :) I'm interested in
Cygnus-win32, but I have some questions. First, will the compiler
balk if I remove the .h from all the header files? (the prof likes it
this way, since it's the new VC++ standard), and secondly, will the
line 'using namespace std;' compile cleanly, in this compiler? I'm
not even entirely sure what this line is for, but it's in every
example in the book, and VC++5 compiles it beautifully, but VC++ 4
doesn't, nor does djgpp. I find that if I leave out that line and
say <header.h> instead of just <header>, it compiles fine, but the
prof doesn't like it. I'd appreciate any help!
~Misty
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