download iostream

[tvzen]

well,i got anjuta IDE and none ofmy programs are workng,im using ubuntu 8.1,and i think it is because i need to download iostream,yes im a noob....

[Denis]

Very interesting... :)

Could you explain your problem with more details?

[tvzen]

well,iv made a small code in VC++ using antiRTFM tutorials,and i cant get it working on my linux,which uses anjuta IDE,i want to use this because it has many other languages,but i can get antiRTFM tutorial programs to work,i think i have to download iostream,can you conform that?

[Bazzy]

Why don't you post code and errors?

[Eman96]

The reason why it won't work, is probably because you are using VC++. I would not use Visual c++ in Linux (I don't even know how you got it working) ,because it will not make native applications, thereby making it a pain to actually run the application. I would suggest that you use something that was made to run on Linux, like gcc(C compiler) & g++(c++ compiler). They both should be installed by default. You shouldn't have to download iostream.h file. That should be done for you by the compiler. If you don't already have another >>native<< IDE, then get one because you'll need it. (unless you want to use the terminal but that's not for noobs...)

[tvzen]

if you read my fist post,im using anjuta IDE on my linux...and thanks :)

[tvzen]

and im using VC++ on my PC,not linux